1.) The International Canine Academy raises and trains Siberian sled dogs and dancing French poodles. Breeders can supply the academy with at most 20 poodles and 15 Siberian huskies each
year. Each poodle eats 2 lbs. of food and each sled dog elts 6 lbs. of food each day. Food
supplies are restricted to at most 96 lbs. per day. A poodle requires 1000 hours of training per
year, while a sled dog requires 250 hours. The academy cannot provide more than 15,000 hours
a year of training time. If each poodle sells for a profit of $200 and each sled dog sells for a
profit of $80, how many of each kind of dog should the academy raise in order to maximize
profits? What would be the maximum profit?