The points (s, t) that will maximize John's profit is; (12, 0)
<h3>How to use Inequality Constraints?</h3>
We are given the inequality constraints;
s ≤ 12 - 0.5t
s ≥ 10 - t
s ≤ 20 - t
s ≥ 0
t ≥ 0
We are told that John sells the T-shirts for $6 each and the shorts for $14 each. Since the coordinate point is (s, t), when we look at the options and compare with each of the constraints, it is clear that the points (s, t) that will maximize John's profit is; (12, 0)
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Answer: line R
Step-by-step explanation: because it crossing through the starting and ending points
i think it's 118 i don't know because I studied this 4 years ago
It’s just 5 multiplied by 3, so 15ml. Hope this helps!
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The percent increase is found by finding the difference between the two prices and then dividing that different by the beginning price.
For this example it would be 65-39= $26. So $26/$39(the starting price) is 0.666... This is equivalent to about 66.67%. So, the price of the card increased by about 66.67%
