Please answer and explain. Suppose x represents the number oftons produced daily of interior paintsand y represents the number of tonsproduced daily of exterior paints. Whichof the following is the objective functionof this LP problem? (Let this beexpressed in thousands of dollars.)OP = 4x + 5yOP = 5x + 4y Prime Paints manufactures two types ofpaints, one for interior painting and theother for exterior painting. Both typesrequire the use of two raw materials -M1 and M2, so that the maximum dailyavailabilities of these materials are 24tons and 6 tons, respectively. It isknown that 1 ton of the interior type ofpaint requires 4 tons of M1 and 2 tonsof M2. On the other hand, 1 ton of theexterior type of paint requires 6 tons ofM1 and 1 ton of M2. It has beenestablished that the daily demand forinterior paint cannot exceed that for theexterior paint by more than 1 ton. Also,the maximum daily demand for interiorpaint is 2 tons. The company wants todetermine the optimum product mix ofinterior and exterior paints to maximizethe total daily profit given that the profitper ton of the interior paint is 4thousand dollars and the profit per tonof the exterior paint is 5 thousanddollars.

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Suppose x represents the number of tons produced daily of interior paints and y represents the number of tons produced daily of exterior paints. Whic of the following is the objective functio of this LP problem? (Let this be expressed in thousands of dollars.) OP = 4x + 5y OP = 5x + 4y