Roland’s Boat Tours will make more money if they sell more economy seats, hence the maximum profit is attained if they only sell the minimum deluxe seat which is 6
6*35+ 24*40 = 210+960= $1170
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Given details
To make a complete tour, at least 1 economy seats
and 6 deluxe seats
Maximum passengers per tour = 30
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<em>"Boat Tours makes $40 profit for each </em><em>economy</em><em> seat sold and $35 profit for each deluxe seat sold"</em>
<em> </em>Therefore, to maximise profit, he needs to take more of economy seats
Hence
Let a deluxe seat be x and economy seat be y
Maximise
6 x+ 24y = 30
The maximum profit from one tour is = 6*35+ 24*40 = 210+960= $1170
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The answer is X>-7 for your question
All you do is subtract what John is spending from the amount he has. 20.43-15.39= $5.04
Answer:
"because the graphs of the two equations overlap each other"
Step-by-step explanation:
If he graphs both equations on the graphing calculator and it shows only one line this can mean only one thing:
<em>Both linear equations are the same</em>
An example of this is
x+y=2
2x+2x=4
If you simplify the second equation by dividing everything by 2 you get the same equation as the first one
This means the answer would be "because the graphs of the two equations overlap each other"
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