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A widget company makes two types of widgets and has a fabrication and a finishing department. A slippery widget requires 6 hours to fabricate and 1 hour to finish. A requires 4 hours to fabricate and 1 hour to finish. The fabricating department has 108 hours of labor available per day. The finishing department has 24 hours of labor available per day. The company makes a profit of $40 on each slippery widget and $30 on each sticky widget. How many of each type should the manufacturer produce to maximize his profit? What is the max profit?
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