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This is Calculus 1 Linear Optimization Problem! MUST SHOW ALL THE JUSTIFICATION!!!NOTE: The diagram and the objectives are already given as a hint for the first case.

This is Calculus 1 Linear Optimization Problem MUST SHOW ALL THE JUSTIFICATIONNOTE The diagram and the objectives are already given as a hint for the first case class=

This is Calculus 1 Linear Optimization Problem MUST SHOW ALL THE JUSTIFICATIONNOTE The diagram and the objectives are already given as a hint for the first case class=

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