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The estimated sales (tons) per month in four different cities by five different managers are given below:

Manager	Cities
Manager	P	Q	R	S
I	34	36	33	35
II	33	35	31	33
III	37	39	35	35
IV	36	36	34	34
V	35	36	35	33

Find out the assignment of managers to cities in order to maximize sales.

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