Set up the objective function and the constraints, but do not solve. Wilson Electronics produces a standard Blu-ray player and a deluxe Blu-ray player. The company has 2100 hours of labor and $17,000 in operating expenses available each week. It takes 8 hours to produce a standard Blu-ray player and 9 hours to produce a deluxe Blu-ray player. Each standard Blu-ray player costs $115, and each deluxe Blu-ray player costs $136. The company is required to produce at least 40 standard Blu-ray players. The company makes a profit of $34 for each standard Blu-ray player and $28 for each deluxe Blu-ray player. How many of each type of Blu-ray player should be produced to maximize profit? (Let x represent the number of standard Blu-ray players, y the number of deluxe Blu-ray players, and z the profit in dollars.)

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Set up the objective function and the constraints, but do not solve.

Wilson Electronics produces a standard Blu-ray player and a deluxe Blu-ray player. The company has 2100 hours of labor and $17,000 in operating expenses available each week. It takes 8 hours to produce a standard Blu-ray player and 9 hours to produce a deluxe Blu-ray player. Each standard Blu-ray player costs $115, and each deluxe Blu-ray player costs $136. The company is required to produce at least 40 standard Blu-ray players. The company makes a profit of $34 for each standard Blu-ray player and $28 for each deluxe Blu-ray player. How many of each type of Blu-ray player should be produced to maximize profit? (Let x represent the number of standard Blu-ray players, y the number of deluxe Blu-ray players, and z the profit in dollars.)

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