The Return of Detroit City: Enpar manufactures engine parts for Ford using steel as an input. Enpar operates two plants, one in Detroit, MI and one in Greenville, SC. The production functions for the two Enpar plants are: Detroit: QD= 16SD -0.25 Sp2² Greenville: QG=42SG-0.5 SG² where Qp and QG are the outputs of engine parts (in units) from the Detroit and Greenville plants, respectively. Sp and SG are the amounts of steel for the two plants. The firm has 144 units of steel available. How much steel should be sent to Detroit? Enter as a value. ROUND TO THE NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER.

The Return of Detroit City: Enpar manufactures engine parts for Ford using steel as an input. Enpar operates two plants, one in Detroit, MI and one in Greenville, SC. The production functions for the two Enpar plants are: Detroit: QD= 16SD -0.25 Sp2² Greenville: QG=42SG-0.5 SG² where Qp and QG are the outputs of engine parts (in units) from the Detroit and Greenville plants, respectively. Sp and SG are the amounts of steel for the two plants. The firm has 144 units of steel available. How much steel should be sent to Detroit? Enter as a value. ROUND TO THE NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER.

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