You recently opened your own manufacturing company and as luck would have it, the South African Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DITC) has opened the Export Marketing and Investment Assistance (EMIA). The scheme aimed at developing export markets for South African products and services and to recruit new foreign direct investment into the country. You have through desktop market research have identified two potential markets where you could compete. Your Company amongst others manufactures Mabilo and Mahlatswa indigenous beverages and you want your product to be exposed internationally. It is known that for Mabilo, bottle assembling time and finishing time for one batch takes 25 and 35 hours respectively. While for Mahlatswa, 50 hours are required for assembly and 30 hours for finishing off. Suppose that for a given day, 1100 hours are available for assembling and 1050 hours for finishing off. Determine the number of batches of each beverage to be produced? It will not be profitable for your business to guess the number of each product to be produced. It is known that the profit made on Mabilo and Mahlatswa is 10 and 15 (in thousands of rands) To get to the solution of your problem, you are required to mathematically derive the constraints that must be satisfied simultaneously as well as represent the constrains graphically. Decide which Beverage you will manufacture for export to maximise the profit by graphically searching for the most profitable solution, while using both available resources in full.