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Formulate the following as a linear programming problem: a greenhouse operator plans to bid for the job of providing ﬂowers for city parks. he will use tulips, daffodils, and ﬂowering shrubs in three types of layouts. a type 1 layout uses 30 tulips, 20 daffodils, and 4 ﬂowering shrubs. a type 2 layout uses 10 tulips, 40 daffodils, and 3 ﬂowering shrubs. a type 3 layout uses 20 tulips, 50 daffodils, and 2 ﬂowering shrubs. the net proﬁt is $50 for each type 1 layout, $30 for each type 2 layout, and $60 for each type 3 layout. he has 1,000 tulips, 800 daffodils, and 100 ﬂowering shrubs. how many layouts of each type should be used to yield maximum proﬁt?

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