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A farmer plans to grow two types of crops: wheat (W, measured in bushels) and corn (C, measured in bushels). The farmer's primary goal is to achieve the highest possible profit from their land. The market price gives a profit of $5 per bushel of wheat and $8 per bushel of corn. The farmer faces limitations on available land and water. Given this situation, which of the following expressions represents the farmer's objective function?
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