Question 823594
The question lacks some data for a specific answer.


Let x and y be the number of cases for product 1 and product 2 in that order.


Accounting for money, {{{1.65x+2.46y=6115.68}}}.
You may expect these simple restrictions.
{{{x>=1}}} and {{{y>=1}}}, because you must have whole numbers for x and y; negative numbers cannot happen.


Additionally, the cost of either x or y must not reach or go beyond 6115.68 dollars.  This means
1.65x<6115.68
x<6115.68/1.65
{{{x<3706}}}
and
2.46y<6115.68
y<6115.68/2.46
{{{y<2485}}}


With this, you may have several possible solutions.  Having any further more specific data may give you a much more specific answer.

{{{graph(300,300,-1,3000,-1,3000,-(1.65/2.46)x+6115.68/2.46)}}}
The y-intercept is at 2485.77


Do you have ANY case count data to include with the description?