El Taco produces various Mexican food products and sells them to Yummy Foods, a chain of grocery stores. El Taco makes two salsa products, Yummy Foods salsa and Mexico City salsa. The two products have different blends of whole tomatoes, tomato sauce and tomato paste. A jar of Yummy Foods salsa is a blend of 50% whole tomatoes, 30% tomato sauce and 20% tomato paste. A jar of Mexico City salsa, which is a thicker and chunkier consistency, consists of 70% whole tomatoes, 10% tomato sauce and 20% tomato paste. El Taco's contract with Yummy Foods results to a sales revenue of $1.64 for a jar of Yummy Foods salsa and $1.98 for a jar of Mexico City salsa. But included in the contract is producing at least 50 jars of Yummy Foods salsa. El Taco has to consider that for this production period, it could purchase up to 280 pounds of whole tomatoes, 130 pounds of tomato sauce and 100 pounds of tomato paste. How many jars of Yummy Foods salsa and Mexico City salsa would El Taco produce? (Use 2 decimal places)

GIVEN: Let X = jars of Yummy Foods salsa

Y = jars of Mexico City salsa