Raunak is a small-scale entrepreneur who sells sewing machines in a rural market. He wants to expand his business but has two main constraints: Capital and Storage. He has a total capital of ₹5,760 to invest. The godown can store a maximum number of 20 sewing machines. Raunak sells two types of machines: • Electronic sewing machine, each costs him ₹360. • Manually operated sewing machine, each costs him ₹240. His wife Radhika suggests selling an electronic machine at a profit of ₹22 and a manually operated sewing machine at a profit of ₹18. Using the concept of Linear Programming Problem, find the number of sewing machines of each type that Raunak should sell to maximise his profit.

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