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A factory owner wants to purchase two types of machines A and B, for his factory. The machine A requries an area of `1000m^2` and 12 skilled men for running it and its daily output is 50 units. Whereas the machine B are requries `1200m^2` area and 8 skilled man, and its daily output is 40 units. if an area of `7600m^2` and 72 skilled men be availabe to operate the machines,how many machines of each type should be brought to maximize the daily output.

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