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For the Beach Comber problem, what shelf space allocation (in feet) for Monster, V6, and Punch maximizes the daily contribution from ALL drink sales, and what is the total contribution margin per day (rounded to the nearest dollar) from that optimal shelf space allocation? (Consider lemonade in solving the problem even though the question does not ask you to indicate how many feet of shelf space is allocated to lemonade in the optimal solution.) (Also, please enter numbers ONLY--for example, do not enter "$" or "feet")
Monster:
V6:
Punch:
Total CM/day:
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