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The editors at Snoozeweek, a news magazine, constantly alter the proportion of celebrity photographs and mundane news stories so as to maximize the number of copies sold.A statistical consultant has estimated sales to be S = 1,000C0.60N 0.50, where C is the number of celebrity photographs and N is column inches of news stories.If the editors only have $11,000 to spend on each edition with celebrity photos costing $400 each and news stories costing $10 per column inch, what should the editors do?
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