Blaine is selling tickets to a rock concert. Tickets in the front section cost $60 each. Tickets in the back section cost $40 each. Blaine has 55 tickets left to sell, and to meet his sales quota he needs to sell more than $600 in tickets from the remaining tickets. Blaine makes a profit of $40 on every ticket for the front section. He makes a profit of $25 on every ticket for the back section. What’s the maximum profit Blaine can make from selling his remaining tickets?
It has to be two system of inequalities.

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