Asian Treats makes dumplings and spring rolls in batches. The two main ingredients for these items are meat and spiced starch. There are 25 pounds of meat and 16 pounds of spiced starch. To make a batch of dumplings, you need 5 pounds of flour and 2 pounds of spiced starch. The spring rolls need 5 pounds of meat and 4 pounds of spiced starch. The demand for dumplings is consistent at 5 batches. The store makes a profit of $1 per batch of dumplings and $5 for a batch of spring rolls. Determine the number of batches of dumplings and spring rolls to produce each day so that profit will be maximized. Solve this model by using graphical analysis. (You have to show your solutions using the graphical method) How much flour and spiced starch will be left unused if Asian Treats makes the optimal batch

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