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Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to yd2 of plush, Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to ft3 of stuffing, and Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to yd2of plush, Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to ft3 of stuffing, Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to and profit for each Saint Bernard Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to . If Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to yd2 of plush, Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to ft3 of stuffing and Ace Novelty manufactures Gaint Pandas and Saint Bemards. Each Panda requires yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, and pieces of trim; each Saint Bernard requires yd<sup>2</sup>of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing, pieces of trim. The profit for each Panda is and profit for each Saint Bernard . If yd<sup>2</sup> of plush, ft<sup>3</sup> of stuffing and pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit? A) Maximize subject to B) Maximize subject to C) Minimize subject to D) Maximize subject to E) Maximize subject to pieces of trim are available, how many of each of the stuffed animals should the company manufacture to maximize the profit?

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