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Mathematics, 15.02.2021 03:20, geunagillis1

Suppose a shoe factory produces both low- grade and high-grade shoes. the factory produces atleast twice as many low-grade as high-grade shoes. the maximum possible production is 500 pairs of shoes. A dealer calls for delivery of atleast 100 high-grade pairs of shoes per day. suppose the operation makes a profit of 2.00 dollars per a pair of shoes on high-grade shoes and 1.00 dollar per pairs of shoes on low-grade shoes. How many pairs of shoes of each type should be produced for maximum profit ? Let X denote the number of high-grade shoes.
Let Y denote the number of low-grade shoes.

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