1. **State the problem:**
You asked where the points (0,20), (20,0), and (10,10) come from in the context of the daycare revenue problem.
2. **Explanation:**
These points represent the vertices of the feasible region defined by the constraints on the number of babies ($b$) and toddlers ($t$).
3. **Constraints:**
- The new law restricts the total number of children: $b + t \leq 20$.
- The number of babies and toddlers cannot be negative: $b \geq 0$, $t \geq 0$.
4. **Vertices of the feasible region:**
- When $b=0$, $t$ can be at most 20, giving point $(0,20)$.
- When $t=0$, $b$ can be at most 20, giving point $(20,0)$.
- The point $(10,10)$ lies on the line $b + t = 20$ and is often considered as an intermediate point to check revenue.
5. **Summary:**
These points come from the boundary of the constraint $b + t = 20$ and the non-negativity constraints, defining the feasible region for the problem.
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