10) A company is producing Netbook computers. In this manufacturing process, the numberof defective computers that must be rejected tends to increase as the daily outputincreases. The number of rejects r depends on the total daily output, x, according to the60xequation: 7(x) = --, for x≤ 180 where 180 is the maximum possible output. Each250-x'computer produced is either sold or rejected. The company makes a profit of $300 foreach computer sold but loses $100 for each one rejected.a) What is the profit if they produce the maximum number of computers?b) What output will maximize the profit?

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