Mathematical Model Show your formulated model including its variables

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Problem Description

LP Problem
Description
A computer retail store sells two types of flat screen monitors: 22 inches and 25 inches, with a profit contribution of $300 and $250, respectively. The monitors are ordered each week from an outside supplier.
As an added feature, the retail store installs on each monitor a privacy filter that narrows the viewing angle so that only persons sitting directly in front of the monitor are able to see on-screen data. Each 25" monitor consumes about 30 minutes of installation time, while each 22" monitor requires about 10 minutes of installation time.
Product Profit Contribution Privacy filter install time
22" Monitor $300 30 min
25" Monitor $250 10 min
The retail store has approximately 40 hours of labor time available each week.
The total combined demand for both monitors is at least 40 monitors each week.
How many units of each monitor should the retail store order each week to maximize its weekly profits and meet its weekly demand?
Questions Your Answers
·         How many 22" Monitors should be ordered per week?
·         How many 25" Monitors should be ordered per week?

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Formulated Mathematic Model

Mathematical Model
Show your formulated model including its variables, equations, clear labels

Solution

SOLUTION
Design and build a spreadsheet-based solution to on this sheet.