(a)
The maximum number of pounds of coffee beans that Tom and Susan can gather in a day.
(b)
The maximum number of pounds of nuts that Tom and Susan can gather in a day.
(c)
Explain who would gather nuts and how many ponds of coffee would able to pic.
(d)
Changes in the quantity of coffee and nuts if they decide to gather 8 pounds of coffee per day.
(e)
Whether a combination of 26 pounds of nuts and 20 pounds of coffee per day is attainable or not.
(f)
Whether a combination of 30 pounds of coffee per day and 12 pounds of nuts per day is attainable or not.
(g)
Whether a combination of 24 pounds of coffee per day and 24 pounds of nuts per day is attainable or not.
(h)
The
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