Answer:
Well, first you'd want to isolate your Ys, so that
-3y≤12-2x
&
y≥1-2x
Now they look like your common (y=mx+b) equations, so you should be able to graph from there. I don't quite remember how the shadowing works for inequalities, SO, go to desmos.com, type in the equations, and voila!
75(2)+.20x=238
You then solve for x by multiplying 75 by 2 to get 150. Then subtract 150 from both sides of the equation, so this is what you get .20x=88. Finally divide by .20 on both sides to get x= 440
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
For missing hypotenuse: 
Plug in the side lengths that are known to find the hypotenuse.
1. No, the angle is less than 18 degrees (closer to 15), so it is not safe
2. The length rounded to the nearest tenth is approximately 15.5 feet.