A local merchant goes to a market to buy apples with 500 UM. They offer two types of apples: green ones at 0.5 UM per kg and red ones at 0.8 UM per kg. We know that he only has space in his van to transport a maximum of 700 kg of apples and that he plans to sell a kilo of green apples for 0.58 UM and red apples for 0.9 UM. Graph this operations research problem. - How many kilograms of apples of each type should you buy to obtain maximum profit?

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A local merchant goes to a market to buy apples with 500 UM. They offer two types of apples: green ones at 0.5 UM per kg and red ones at 0.8 UM per kg. We know that he only has space in his van to transport a maximum of 700 kg of apples and that he plans to sell a kilo of green apples for 0.58 UM and red apples for 0.9 UM. Graph this operations research problem.
- How many kilograms of apples of each type should you buy to obtain maximum profit?

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