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ABC company manufactures bamboo toy chairs and chess sets. Each bamboo toy chair yields a profit of $3, and each chess set, $6. A bamboo toy chair requires 5 hours of processing at Machine A and three hours at Machine B, and one hour at Machine C, while a chess set requires seven hours at Machine A, seven hours at Machine B, and one hour at Machine C. Machine A has a maximum of 130 hours of available capacity per day. Machine B has 95 hours, and Machine C has 20 hours. If the company wishes to maximize profit, how many bamboo toy chairs and chess sets should be produced per day?
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