E1 ParametersStocksAgricultureHealth CareBankingManufacturingReal EstateModelAgricultureHealth CareBankingManufacturingReal EstateTotal Investment$$100% +Investment Report 2Max Total Return S2/3Return11%6%9%12%9%Minimum Investment Funds Invested Maximum Investment$ 100,000.00 $100,000.00S$5,000.00$ 50,000.00 $$ 22,500.00 $50,000.0022,500.0010,000.00 $ 67,500.0023,937.500$ 240,000.00 $MacRosli D&Variable CellsNameCell11 Apriuture Funds InvestedSCSS Health Care Funds invested18 Banking Funds Invested3017 Manfacturing Funds investedSCS18 Real Estate Funds investedConstraintsCellName50514 Agriculture Funds Invested3515 Health Care Funds Invested1514 Fanking Funds Invested17 Manufacturing Funds investedSS18 Real Estate Funds InvestedS319 Total investment Funds invested240,000.00Let X₁X₂FinalValue100000000052500O100002250067500FinalValue$100,000.00$0.00$50,000.00$27,500.00147.500.00$240,000.00Reduced ObjectiveCoefficientCost18-3001100.009250.061+300.090.12 0020555556Shadow ConstraintPrice002500020750.0150DoesAllowableIncrease0085 0014310345 0.00637931240000AllowableIncreaseRH. SideO00 34048.4848S00X4≤100000X₂ ≤ 50000X3 ≤ 50000X4 ≤0.45(X₂ +X3)X5≥0.20(X₂ + X3)X1, X2, X3, X4, X5 205750016.30$7500$75001+30amount invested in Agricultureamount invested in Health CareAllowableDecreaseXs amount invested in Real Estate=X3- amount invested in BankingX4 amount invested in Manufacturing-0.02510+300020750.015AllowableDecrease100000500050000225001E+3057500Max: 0.11X₁ +0.065X₂ +0.09X3 +0.12X4+0.085)s.t.X₁ + X₂ + X3 + X₁ + Xs=240,000X₁ ≤ 100000 You have been tasked with reviewing Investment Report 2. Can you please let us know what the new return would be if the maximum possible investment inBanking Funds decreased by $10,000? Please use the Investments Output to answer this question.O $40,000$24,145O $207.50$23,730None of the above

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