Determine the level of output of each commodity at which the firm maximizes its total profit. Determine the value of the maximum amount of the total profit of the firm.
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For the following total-profit function of a firm:
= 144X – 3X² – XY – 2Y² + 120Y – 35
Determine the level of output of each commodity at which the firm maximizes its total profit.
Determine the value of the maximum amount of the total profit of the firm.
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