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Mathematics, 02.07.2021 02:40 jalexus

Suppose that a farmer has no more than 50 acres for planting alfalfa and soy beans and has a maximum of $1200 to spend to the planting. It costs $20 per acre to plant alfalfa and $30 per acre to plant soybeans. The profit per acre for alfalfa is $250 and for soybeans is $300. How can the farmer earn as much profit as possible?

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