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A baker has exactly 12 hours of available time to produce cakes (c) and bread (b). The baker's total profit from production is represented by the function P(c, b). The baker's goal is to allocate their time to earn the highest possible profit. Which of the following correctly formulates this scenario as a constrained optimization problem?
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