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Produce Etc. harvests two types of berries, variant A and B. The company earns $6 per bushel of Berry A and $8 per bushel of Berry B. Each bushel of Berry A needs 4 square feet of land and each bushel of Berry B needs about 1 more square foot than Berry A. Fertilizer required for the berries: A needs 5 pounds and B needs 3 pounds less than Berry A. The available fertilizer is only 5,000 pounds. The farm owner requires no less than 500 bushels of Berry A. The graphical solution is:

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