Carmelita makes and sells stuffed animals. To make a large animal, it costs her $1.50 for stuffing and $6 for
exterior materials. To make a small animal, it costs her $0.75 for stuffing and $4 for exterior materials. Each
month she spends at most $26.25 for stuffing and at most $120 for exterior materials. She makes a profit of
$10 on each large stuffed animal and $6 on each small stuffed animal. Given her constraints, what is the
maximum profit she can make in a month?
A $180 C $200
B $190 D $210

Question

Carmelita makes and sells stuffed animals. To make a large animal, it costs her $1.50 for stuffing and $6 for
exterior materials. To make a small animal, it costs her $0.75 for stuffing and $4 for exterior materials. Each
month she spends at most $26.25 for stuffing and at most $120 for exterior materials. She makes a profit of
$10 on each large stuffed animal and $6 on each small stuffed animal. Given her constraints, what is the
maximum profit she can make in a month?
A $180 C $200
B $190 D $210