The problem presented is an optimization problem, aiming to maximize the revenue Marquis can make by baking two types of cookies: Lemon Puckers and Fluffy Deliciousness. Here’s how we can break it down and solve it:

Variables:

1. Lemon Puckers:

   • Revenue per box: $1.33
   • Baking time per box: 18 minutes
   • Constraints: at least 7 boxes and at most 39 boxes

2. Fluffy Deliciousness:

   • Revenue per box: $2.68
   • Baking time per box: 13 minutes
   • Constraints: at least 16 boxes and at most 108 boxes

3. Oven time limit:

   • Total available time: 1638 minutes.

Objective:

Maximize the total revenue, which is given by: $\text{Revenue} = 1.33 \times \text{Lemon Puckers} + 2.68 \times \text{Fluffy Deliciousness}$

Constraints:

1. Oven time constraint: $18 \times \text{Lemon Puckers} + 13 \times \text{Fluffy Deliciousness} \leq 1638$

2. Box number constraints:

   • $7 \leq \text{Lemon Puckers} \leq 39$
   • $16 \leq \text{Fluffy Deliciousness} \leq 108$

Solution Process:

Using the provided conditions, we can solve this using linear programming or by testing boundary cases to maximize the revenue under the constraints.

Given that the values $\text{Lemon Puckers} = 7$ and $\text{Fluffy Deliciousness} = 108$ return an invalid result (revenue of 298.75 is incorrect), we need to adjust the number of boxes to satisfy the oven time constraint better.

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Here are 5 follow-up questions related to this topic:

1. What are the steps involved in solving an optimization problem with constraints?
2. Can you explain how to set up inequalities for resource limitations like oven time?
3. What is the role of boundary conditions in linear programming?
4. How can we adjust the box limits to ensure the oven time is not exceeded?
5. What other methods can be used to solve such optimization problems efficiently?

Tip: Always check whether the solution satisfies all given constraints (time, quantity) when solving optimization problems like this.