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grandymaker [24]
3 years ago
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a company manufactures bikes, x, and scooters, y. The manager graphed the feasible region and fourth the coordinates (0/0), (0,2

0), (72,0), and (14, 25). The profit on scooters is $55 and the profit on bikes is $50. What is the company's maximum possible profit?
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