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Southside Landscapes proposes to plant the flower beds for the historic Earle House gardens. The company uses four patterns. Pattern I uses 40 tulips, 25 daffodils, and 6 boxwood. Pattern II uses 25 tulips, 50 daffodils, and 4 boxwood. Pattern III uses 30 tulips, 40 daffodils, and 8 boxwood. Pattern IV uses 45 tulips, 45 daffodils, and 2 boxwood. The profit for each pattern is $48 for Pattern I,$45 for Pattern II, $55 for Pattern III, and$65 for Pattern IV. Southside Landscape has 1250 tulips, 1600 daffodils, and 195 boxwood available. How many of each pattern should be used to maximize profit?
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