A small manufacturing company produces child-sized and adult-sized adirondack chairs. The company makes a profit of $40 on each

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A small manufacturing company produces child-sized and adult-sized adirondack chairs. The company makes a profit of $40 on each child-sized
chair and $75 on each adult-sized chair. The manufacturer can make a total of 150 chairs per week. It takes 1 hour of labor to make a child-sized
chair and 2 hours of labor to make an adult-sized chair, and the company has 200 hours of labor available per week. Let x represent the number of
child-sized chairs and y represent the number of adult-sized chairs.
Determine how many child-sized and adult-sized adirondack chairs should be manufactured weekly to maximize production.
O 50 child-sized chairs and 100 adult-sized chairs
O 150 child-sized chairs and 0 adult-sized chairs
O 0 child-sized chairs and 100 adult-sized chairs
O 100 child-sized chairs and 50 adult-sized chairs

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