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Consider \"\" is the number of racing skates manufactured and \"\" is the number of figure skates manufactured. \ \

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The profit function is \"\". \ \

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Hence \"\" is the objective function to be maximized. \ \

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The constraints are : \ \

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The positive number of  skates must be manufactured then \"\", \"\". \ \

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Only \"\" hours are available for fabrication then \"\". \ \

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Only \"\" hours are available for finishing then \"\". \ \

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Graph the constraints. \ \

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Observe the graph the corner points are \"\", \"\",\"\" and \"\".

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The function is \"\".

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The maximum profit is \"\" when \"\" racing skates and \"\" figure skates are produced. \ \

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The maximum profit is \"\" when \"\" racing skates and \"\" figure skates are produced.