Woolly Winker's peanut butter factory buys its nuts from two different suppliers, then produces peanut butter. Nuts from Farm X cost the factory $1 per pound, and nuts from Farm Y cost the factory $9 per pound. The selling price (in dollars) for Wally Wonkee's peanut butter can be modeled by p(x, y) - 100-z-y where z is the demand for peanut butter made from Farm X's nuts and y is the demand for peanut butter made from Farm Y's nuts. Assume that 0z, y. Then Woolly Winker's max profit is attained when pounds pounds y- The amount of the factory's maximum profit is S 2- 4

Woolly Winker's peanut butter factory buys its nuts from two different suppliers, then produces peanut butter. Nuts from Farm X cost the factory $1 per pound, and nuts from Farm Y cost the factory $9 per pound. The selling price (in dollars) for Wally Wonkee's peanut butter can be modeled by p(x, y) - 100-z-y where z is the demand for peanut butter made from Farm X's nuts and y is the demand for peanut butter made from Farm Y's nuts. Assume that 0z, y. Then Woolly Winker's max profit is attained when pounds pounds y- The amount of the factory's maximum profit is S 2- 4

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Woolly Winker's peanut butter factory buys its nuts from two different suppliers, then produces peanut
butter. Nuts from Farm X cost the factory $1 per pound, and nuts from Farm Y cost the factory $9 per
pound.
The selling price (in dollars) for Wally Wonkee's peanut butter can be modeled by p(x, y) = 100-z-y
where is the demand for peanut butter made from Farm X's nuts and y is the demand for peanut butter
made from Farm Y's nuts. Assume that 0, y. Then Woolly Winker's max profit is attained when
pounds
y =
pounds
The amount of the factory's maximum profit is $

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