Case study of quill manufacturing business

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Quill Manufacturing Business makes two models of marking pens. An unlabeled graph for this problem and the requirements for each lot of pens in the three manufacturing departments are given below. All three departments are necessary in the production of both types of pens. The profit for either kind of pen is $1000 per lot. An unlabeled graph for this problem is given below with a dotted line representing the objective function line. If all of the constraint inequalities in the original problem were changed to ">" (i.e. greater than or equal), which of the following statements would be true?

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