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Mathematics, 25.11.2021 06:20 chad65

Suppose that a fruit stand exclusively sells apples and oranges. If the owner puts xx apples and yy oranges on the stand at the beginning of a day, it is estimated that he will make a profit of p(x, y)=4x32y12 dollars/day. p(x, y)=4x32y12 dollars/day. Suppose that he can only put 120120 total pieces of fruit on the stand per day. What is the maximum profit that the owner can make each day? Round to the nearest hundred dollars.

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