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Susan is having a bakery in the heart of the city and supplies special type of cheese cookies to all the retail outlets based on the demand. Her cost of making each box of cookies is 15 SAR and she sells it at 18 SAR. The historical data shows that her demand is normally distributed with a mean of 250 boxes per day with a standard deviation of 22 boxes. All those boxes that are not picked up on the same day by the retailers are sold in her own shop at 10 SAR on the next day. What is the optimal stocking level?

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