Limiting Factor Analysis

Section B - Case 2: BioNutri BioNutri manufactures two specialized nutritional supplements: Alpha and Beta. Both products require processing on a specialized mixing machine. The machine is available for a maximum of 1,200 hours per month. Product details: Alpha: Selling price $50, Variable cost $30, Machine hours per unit: 2 hours. Maximum demand: 400 units. Beta: Selling price $70, Variable cost $40, Machine hours per unit: 4 hours. Maximum demand: 300 units. What is the contribution per limiting factor for Product Alpha?

Section B - Case 2: BioNutri BioNutri manufactures two specialized nutritional supplements: Alpha and Beta. Both products require processing on a specialized mixing machine. The machine is available for a maximum of 1,200 hours per month. Product details: Alpha: Selling price $50, Variable cost $30, Machine hours per unit: 2 hours. Maximum demand: 400 units. Beta: Selling price $70, Variable cost $40, Machine hours per unit: 4 hours. Maximum demand: 300 units. Based on the limiting factor analysis, what is the optimal production plan for the month to maximize profit?