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A furniture manaufacturer makes two types of products chairs and tables form his available resorrces processing fo these products is done on two machines `M<_(1)` and `M_(2)` A chair requires 4 hours o machine `M_(1)` and 2 hours on machine `M_(1)` and 2 hour on machine `M_(2)` there are 16 hoiurs of time per day on mcachine `M_(1)` and 10 hours per day on machine `M_(2)` available respectively profits gained by the manufactyurer from a chari and a table are Rs 12 and Rs 9 respectively formulate the problem as a LPP in order to have the maximum profit

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