Bob owns an auto parts firm. He uses a combination of steel and aluminum to produce his auto parts. All of the following combinations will finish the task on time. Steel costs $15 per unit and the aluminum costs $50 per unit. What combination of steel and aluminum should he use?

A. 10 units of steel and 10 units of aluminum
B. 20 units of steel and 6 units of aluminum
C. 15 units of steel and 7 units of aluminum
D. 12 units of steel and 8 units of aluminum


Answer: C

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