Answer:
The inequality tha can be used to find how many more bags of popcorn Jeff still needs to sell today to make a profit is
x - 12 ≥ 40.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us represent the number of bags of popcorn as p
Jeff sells popcorn for $3 per bag. To make a profit each day, he needs to sell at least $120 worth of popcorn.
We have the equation:
$3 × p ≥ $120
3p ≥ $120
p ≥ 120/3
p ≥ 40 bags
He must sell at least 40 bags to make a profit
He has sold $36 worth of popcorn today.
1 bag is $3
Hence, he has sold
$36/$3 = 12 bags of popcorn
Which inequality can be used to find Jeff still needs to sell today to make a profit?
This equality is given as:
x - 12 bags ≥ 40 bags
x - 12 ≥ 40
x ≥40 - 12
x ≥ 28 bags
She still need to sell 28 more bags of popcorn.
Loook on google and find the answers
X+8>= 18
therefore, the circle has to be on ten, (solid) and an arrow pointing to the right,
10+8>=18 which is true.
-7+x>= -8
the circle is going to be on -1, (solid) and pointing to the right.
-7 +-1 (-8) >=-8 which is true, then -7 +0>= -8 which is true
n-2<=4 so, the answer is a dot (solid) on 6 pointing to the left
6-2 (4) <=4 then 5-2 (3) <= 4 which both are true
-18+n<-7
so this answer is going to be on 10, and it will be a hollow dot, pointing to the left
-18+10 (-8) <-7 which is true
n-4>=13
so, this has to be greater than or equal to 13.
n must be greater than or equal to 17 (add 4 to both sides) so the dot (solid) is going to be on 17 and pointing to the right.
NOTICE: I had a different explanation for number 9, which is how I figured each one out.
Hope this helped! Sorry it took so long!
