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Mathematics, 28.04.2021 17:00 jadeafrias
A firm uses a combination of large and small boxes to package the items it produces. Large boxes can hold 8 items; small boxes can hold 3 items. The firm wishes to package 84 or fewer items using no more than 18 boxes. A profit of $32 is made on a large box, and $8 on a small box. Let L represent the number of large boxes used and S the number of small boxes.
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