9. South Shore Sail Loft manufactures regular and competition sails. Each regular sail takes 2 hours to cut and 4 hours to sew. Each competition sail takes 3 hours to cut and 10 hours to sew. There are 150 hours available in the cutting department and 380 hours available in the sewing department. If the Loft makes a profit of $100 on each regular sail and $200 on each competition sail, hoe many sails of each type should the company manufacture to maximize their profit? What is the maximum profit?

9. South Shore Sail Loft manufactures regular and competition sails. Each regular sail takes 2 hours to cut and 4 hours to sew. Each competition sail takes 3 hours to cut and 10 hours to sew. There are 150 hours available in the cutting department and 380 hours available in the sewing department. If the Loft makes a profit of $100 on each regular sail and $200 on each competition sail, hoe many sails of each type should the company manufacture to maximize their profit? What is the maximum profit?

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9. South Shore Sail Loft manufactures regular and competition sails. Each regular sail takes 2 hours to cut and 4 hours
to sew. Each competition sail takes 3 hours to cut and 10 hours to sew. There are 150 hours available in the cutting
department and 380 hours available in the sewing department. If the Loft makes a profit of $100 on each regular sail
and $200 on each competition sail, hoe many sails of each type should the company manufacture to maximize their
profit? What is the maximum profit?

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