B) (2 pts) Are there any "leftover" resources? If so, what constraint has them? If not, how do you know that there are no "leftover" resources?

To determine if there are any "leftover" resources in a resource allocation problem, you need to analyze the constraints and the resources available. 1. **Identify Resources and Constraints**: First, list all the resources available and the constraints that govern their usage. Constraints typically represent the maximum limits of resources that can be allocated to various activities or processes. 2. **Check Resource Utilization**: Compare the total amount of each resource available against the total amount required by the constraints. If the total required amount is less than the total available amount for any resource, then there are "leftover" resources. 3. **Identify the Constraint**: If there are leftover resources, identify which constraint is not fully utilizing the available resources. This could be a specific activity or process that does not require the full amount of a resource. 4. **No Leftover Resources**: If all resources are fully utilized according to the constraints, then there are no leftover resources. You can confirm this by ensuring that the total required amount for each resource matches the total available amount. In summary, to answer the question: - If there are leftover resources, specify which constraint has them. - If there are no leftover resources, explain that all resources are fully utilized according to the constraints.