A poker company assembles three different poker sets. Each Royal Flush poker set contains 1000 poker chips, 10 decks of cards, 4 dice, and 2 dealer buttons. Each Deluxe Diamond poker set contains 600 poker chips, 5 decks of cards, 2 dice, and one dealer button. The Full House poker set contains 300 poker chips, 5 decks of cards, 2 dice, and one dealer button. The company has 2,700,000 poker chips, 25,000 decks of cards, 10,000 dice, and 7000 dealer buttons in stock They earn a profit of $38 for each Royal Flush poker set, $22 for each Deluxe Diamond poker set, and $12 for each Full House poker set. Complete parts (a) and (b) below

A poker company assembles three different poker sets. Each Royal Flush poker set contains 1000 poker chips, 10 decks of cards, 4 dice, and 2 dealer buttons. Each Deluxe Diamond poker set contains 600 poker chips, 5 decks of cards, 2 dice, and one dealer button. The Full House poker set contains 300 poker chips, 5 decks of cards, 2 dice, and one dealer button. The company has 2,700,000 poker chips, 25,000 decks of cards, 10,000 dice, and 7000 dealer buttons in stock They earn a profit of $38 for each Royal Flush poker set, $22 for each Deluxe Diamond poker set, and $12 for each Full House poker set. Complete parts (a) and (b) below

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