A project manager must allocate a total budget of $120,000 between Software Development ($S$) and Marketing ($M$). The budget requires that $M$ must be at least $30,000$, and $S$ must be at least twice $M$. What are the values of $S$ and $M$ that satisfy these constraints while spending the entire budget?

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A project manager must allocate a total budget of $120,000 between Software Development () and Marketing (). The budget requires that must be at least , and must be at least twice . What are the values of and that satisfy these constraints while spending the entire budget?

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