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-A bakery plans to market a mixed assortment of its two most popular cookies: Chocolate Chip and Toffee Chunk. Their marketing analyst proposes that the new assortment be constrained by the inequality 3C+4 T313 \mathrm { C } + 4 \mathrm {~T} \leq 31 , where C\mathrm { C } is the number of Chocolate Chip cookies and T\mathrm { T } is the number of Toffee Chunk cookies. Their sales analyst suggests in order to offer a reasonably priced product the assortment should be constrained by the inequality 5C+2 T335 \mathrm { C } + 2 \mathrm {~T} \leq 33 . The number of each type of cookie cannot be negative, so C0\mathrm { C } \geq 0 and T0\mathrm { T } \geq 0 . Graph the region satisfying all the requirements for the assortment using C\mathrm { C } as the horizontal axis and T\mathrm { T } as the vertical axis. Does the combination of 6 Chocolate Chip cookies and 3 Toffee Chunk cookies satisfy all of the requirements?
 Solve. -A bakery plans to market a mixed assortment of its two most popular cookies: Chocolate Chip and Toffee Chunk. Their marketing analyst proposes that the new assortment be constrained by the inequality  3 \mathrm { C } + 4 \mathrm {~T} \leq 31 , where  \mathrm { C }  is the number of Chocolate Chip cookies and  \mathrm { T }  is the number of Toffee Chunk cookies. Their sales analyst suggests in order to offer a reasonably priced product the assortment should be constrained by the inequality  5 \mathrm { C } + 2 \mathrm {~T} \leq 33 . The number of each type of cookie cannot be negative, so  \mathrm { C } \geq 0  and  \mathrm { T } \geq 0 . Graph the region satisfying all the requirements for the assortment using  \mathrm { C }  as the horizontal axis and  \mathrm { T }  as the vertical axis. Does the combination of 6 Chocolate Chip cookies and 3 Toffee Chunk cookies satisfy all of the requirements?    A)  .. B)   C)  . D)


Definitions:

Illusory Promise

A statement that appears to commit to an action but does not actually bind the party to any obligation.

Promissory Estoppel

A legal principle that prohibits a party from going back on a promise made to another party, if the latter has reasonably relied on that promise to their detriment.

Option Contract

A contract granting one party the option to execute a transaction, such as buying or selling an asset at a future date.

Unconscionable

Ridiculously inadequate.

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