A company specializes in making toy cars. It makes three types of toy cars, Toy Car \(A\), Toy Car \(B\) and Toy Car \(C\). The amount of materials required (in units) for each type of car is given below:
| Plastic | Rubber | Metal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toy Car \({A}\) | \({2}\) | \({1}\) | \({1}\) |
| Toy Car \({B}\) | \({3}\) | \({4}\) | \({5}\) |
| Toy Car \({C}\) | \({1}\) | \({3}\) | \({4}\) |
| Total amount of material available: | \({200}\) | \({150}\) | \({170}\) |
If the company makes a profit of \(\$1\) , \(\$2\) and \(\$3\) from the sale of each Toy Car \(A\), \(B\) and \(C\) respectively, find the maximum profit you can make given that all the materials are used.[4]
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