Let's assume that the annual profit focus of the company for skiing is given as follows. P (x, y) = -66x² + 132xy - 99y² + 132x - 66y -19 where x is the money of the standard boats (one thousand units) each year, y is the money of its anniversary racing skis (thousand units) and the profit at P (thousand dollars). ) shows. How many pieces of his skis must be produced in order to make the biggest profit? What is the maximum profit?

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Let's assume that the annual profit focus of the company for skiing is given as follows. P (x, y) = -66x² + 132xy - 99y² + 132x - 66y -19 where x is the money of the standard boats (one thousand units) each year, y is the money of its anniversary racing skis (thousand units) and the profit at P (thousand dollars). ) shows. How many pieces of his skis must be produced in order to make the biggest profit? What is the maximum profit?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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