A University produces two courses for its Management students this year. MATA32 and MATA33. Each student taking MATA32 requires 6 hours of teaching, 2 hours of adminis- tration, with a revenue of $1300. Each student taking MATA33 requires 7 hours of teaching, 1 hour of administration with a revenue of $1700. Due to the University's resources, there is a maximum of 2010 teaching hours and 150 administration hours. The University must also admit at least 30 MATA32 and at least 30 MATA33 students due to government regulation. What is the maximum revenue?
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