Linear programming: You're making fruit baskets. Each day you have 240 oranges, 270 bananas, and 320 apples. Arrangement A earns a profit of $10 per basket and arrangement B earns a profit of $8 per basket.

Linear programming: You're making fruit baskets. Each day you have 240 oranges, 270 bananas, and 320 apples. Arrangement A earns a profit of $10 per basket and arrangement B earns a profit of $8 per basket. How many of each basket should you make per day to maximize your profit?

Arrangement A: 4 oranges, 6 bananas, and 8 apples.
Arrangement B: 6 oranges, 6 bananas, and 6 apples.

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