Carlo and Anita make mailboxes and toys in their craft shop near Lincoln. Each mailbox requires...

Carlo and Anita make mailboxes and toys in their craft shop near Lincoln. Each mailbox requires 1 hour of work from Carlo and 2 hours from Anita. Each toy requires 1 hour of work from Carlo and 3 hours from Anita. Carlo cannot work more than 55 hours per week and Anita cannot work more than 12 hours per week. If each mailbox sells for $ 15 and each toy sells for $ 24, then how many of each should they make to maximize their revenue? What is their maximum revenue?

Carlo and Anita should make __ mailboxes and __ toys. Their maximum revenue is $__.

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