System Of Linear Equation
A furniture manufacturing company makes tables, chairs, and stools. Each table requires 100 board-feet of plywood and 12 labor hours and profits S 100 per unit. Each chair requires 60 board-feet of plywood and 10 labor hours and profits $50 per unit. Each stool requires 25 board feet of plywood and 5 hours of labor and profits $30 per unit. If the furniture company used 2,300 board-feet of plywood and 356 labor hours and made a profit of $2,160, how many of cach product did the furniture manufacturing company make?
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