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Need of Y 2 3 2 $30

Need of Z 2 2 3 $25

Price of

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$20 (2) + $30(2) + $25(2)

$(40 + 60 + 50)

= $150

Also, the market price of A = $200

So, profit = $200 - $150 = $50/ unit of A

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For manufacturing one unit of B, we require 1 unit of X, 3 units of Y, and 2 units of Z are needed and they are purchased at $20, $30, and 425 each.

So, total cost of manufacturing a unit of B is:

= $20(1) + $30(3) + $25(2)

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SO, the total cost of manufacturing a unit of C is:

= $20 (1) + $30(2) + $25(3)

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$B \le 80$

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