We are making two fruit drinks, Red berry (R) and Green Mush (GM). The drinks contain a combination of cherry juice (C), cranberry juice (CB) and avocado (A). Red Berry sells for $9 a gallon and Green Mush sells for $11 a gallon. We need at least 100 gallons of red berry and 50 gallons of green mush. Cherry juice contains 400 units vitamin C per gallon, cranberry juice contains 350 units of vitamin C per gallon and avocado contains 200 units of vitamin C. Cherry juice costs $2 per gallon, cranberry juice $1.50, and avocado costs $5. Red Berry must contain at least 325 units of vitamin C per gallon. Green Mush must contain a minimum of 150 units of vitamin C. We have 50 gallons of cherry juice, 70 gallons of cranberry juice and unlimited supply of avocado juice. Find:
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