Adeli is offering two specials. the roast beef special gives a profit of $2.30 per sandwich, whereas the turkey special gives a profit of $3.10 per sandwich. the roast beef special uses two slices of bread and three slices of cheese. the turkey special uses two slices of bread and four slices of cheese. the deli has 120 slices of bread and 160 slices of cheese available for the specials. the deli wants to maximize its profit selling sandwiches. let x represent the number of roast beef specials and y represent the number of turkey specials. what are the constraints for the problem?

The required constraints are

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: A deli is offering two specials.

Let x represent the number of roast beef specials and y represent the number of turkey specials.

The roast beef special gives a profit of $2.30 per sandwich, whereas the turkey special gives a profit of $3.10 per sandwich.

Then the profit function will be P(x,y)=2.3x+3.10y

Now , for bread slices constraint will be

for cheese slices constraint will be

And the number of both sandwiches must be greater than zero.

Thus, the constraint will be

Then the required constraints are

this answer is !

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