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Mathematics, 29.01.2021 02:40, keatonjarvis

Stan and Ron's hobby is building birdhouses. The number of wren houses cannot exceed 2 times the number of martin houses. They cannot make more than 60 wren houses or more than 70 martin houses. The total production cannot exceed 90. The profit on a wren house is $9.50 and the profit on a martin house is $7.70. Find the maximum profit.

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