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A man plans to start a poultry farm by investing at most ₹ 3000. He can buy old hens for ₹80 each and young ones for ₹ 140 each, but he cannot house more than 30 hens. Old hens lay 4 eggs per week ,each ell bing sold at ₹5. It costs ₹ 5 to feed an old hen and ₹8 to feed a young hen per week. Formulate his problem determining the number of hens of each type he should buy so as to earn a proft of more than ₹ 300 per week.

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