The Electrocomp Corporation manufactures two types of kites: old-fashioned diagonal and box kites. These kites are made from high-strength paper and wood. Each diagonal kite, which nets the company a $3 profit, requires 8 square feet of paper and 4 linear feet of wood (including waste). Box kites net a $5 profit and, including waste, require 6 square feet of paper and 8 linear feet of wood. Each is packaged in similar boxes. This week Electrocomp Corporation has 1500 boxes and capacity to tailor 10,000 square feet of paper and 12,000 linear feet of wood for kite production. How many of each type of kite do you recommend Electrocomp Corporation produce this week? What happens to the current optimal solution if the production manager decides to only increase the unit profit of Diagonal kite by $2.10?