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Deriving a Production Possibility Equation

A software developer's output, measured in lines of code written per day (c), is a function of the hours they work (h), given by the production function c = 50h - h^2. Assuming a day has 24 hours to be allocated between work and free time (t), derive the equation for the developer's feasible frontier. This equation should express the maximum lines of code (c) as a function of free time (t).

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