Please answer in good accounting form and provide the graph. Thankyou b. Graph the constraints and identify the feasible region.c. Find the optimal solution and interpret the results. (Corner PointsBALLObjective FunctionECHTY 2.₁) Job is on a low cholesterol diet. During lunch at the LST canteen, he alwayschooses between two meals, Pasta or Tofu. The table below lists the amount of protein,carbohydrates, and vitamins each meal provides along with the amount of cholesterol he istrying to minimize. Job needs at least 180 grams of protein, 930 grams of carbohydrates, and40 grams of vitamins for lunch each month. Over this time period, how many days should hehave the Pasta meal, and how many days the Tofu meal so that he gets the adequateamount of protein, carbohydrates, and vitamins and at the same time minimizes hischolesterol intake?Pasta8gTofu16gProteins38 g55 gCarbohydrates2g2gVitamin C46 mg55mgCholesterola. Define the variables used and formulate the linear programming model for thisproblem..

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