The following production table gives estimates of the maximum amounts of output possible with different combinations of two input factors, X and Y. (Assume that these are just illustrative points on a spectrum of continuous input combinations.) Units of Y Used 5 4 3 2 210 188 162 130 94 1 Estimated Output per Day 360 421 324 376 282 324 234 272 162 188 3 4 Units of X used 305 272 234 188 130 2 470 421 360 305 210 5
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