(ii) The inequation for constraint 4 can be written as<25.IMOONEAll constraints are shown on the graph below.yOOM5040833020521016.1020304050f 13(b) Which number represents the location of the feasible rTrueFalse(c) True or False? The feasible region shows all possible cmats that can be produced while satisfying the constraints.s of boxing bags and yoga(d) The profit that Iron Sports can expect is $100 for each boxing bag sold and $20 for each yogamot oeld Write dewrotionor prin terrmof4. Iron Sports is a company that produces exercise equipment. Two of their products, boxing bagsand yoga mats have become very popular in recent weeks. In any week, the production dependson a number of constraints.Let x= the number of boxing bags.Let y = the number of yoga mats.Some of the constraints are written below.Constraint 1: The total number of boxing bags and yoga mats that can be produced is less than50:x + y < 50Constraint 2: The number of boxing bags that can be produced is less than 40:x< 40Constraint 3: The total number of boxing bags and yoga mats that can be produced is greaterthan 30.Constraint 4: The number of yoga mats that can be produced is less than 25.(a) (i) The inequation for constraint 3 can be written as230.(ii) The inequation for constraint 4 can be written as<25.All constraints are shown on the graph below.y50

(ii) The inequation for constraint 4 can be written as <25. All constraints are shown on the graph below. y 50 4 8 40 3 30 20 2 10 6 ME 10 30 40 50 (b) Which number represents the location of the feasible r True (c) True or False? The feasible region shows all possible c False s of boxing bags and yoga mats that can be produced while satisfying the constraints. 20 1,