A Political candidate is planning his campaign budget for an upcoming election. He has $90,000 to spend. His political consultants have provided him with the following estimates of additional votes as a result of the advertising effort:

For every small sign placed by the roadside, he will garner 10 additional votes.

For every large sign placed by the roadside, he will garner 30 additional votes.

For every thousand bumper sticker placed on a car, he will garner 10 additional votes.

For every hundred personal mailings to registered voters, he will garner 40 additional votes, and

For every ad heard daily in the last month before the election, he will garner 490 additional votes.

The costs for each of these advertising devices, along with the practical minimum and maximum that should be planned for each, are shown on the table below. How should the candidate plan to spend his campaign money?

Advertising Device                   Cost             Minimum                  Maximum

Roadside Sign Small               25                100                             500

lARGE RAOD SIGN                 60                  50                              300

Bumper sticker (in thousands)   30                40                             100

Personal mailing (in hundreds)   82                 500                            800

Daily radio ads                         1000                3                                12

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