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Business, 05.08.2021 02:40, lyrique

A camping supply company produces backpacks in two models, Journey and Trek. The Journey model requires 4 hours of labor, and the company makes a profit of $40. The Trek model requires 6 hours of labor and the company makes a profit of $80. The distributor will accept no more than 4 Trek models and 15 Journey models per week. What is the minimum number of hours of labor that are required for the company to make a profit of at least $400 per week

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