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crimeas [40]
3 years ago
9

Greg needs $51 to go on a field trip. He has saved $12.75. He earns $6.50 per hour cleaning his neighbor's garden, and he earns

$5.25 per hour selling cakes at a store. Can Greg go on the field trip if he works at the garden for 2 hours and at the store for 5 hours?
(Use the inequality 6.50x + 5.25y + 12.75 ≥ 51.)

A.)Yes, because the total will be $62
B.) Yes, because the total will be $52
C.) No, because the total will be $50
D.) No, because the total will be $49

HELP PLEASE!! :)
Mathematics
1 answer:
Schach [20]3 years ago
5 0
B.)Yes, because the total will be $52
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1. To set our polynomial equation equal to the total area of our patio, we just write the equation on the left side and the total area of the patio on the right. We recall the equation that we gave in the first question above as well as the patio's area.

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2. For this item, we just simply negate the constant term on the right side by subtracting the same number to both sides. Since our constant term is 24, we subtract 24 from the polynomial as well as the term on the right side.

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4. To factor the polynomial completely, we just figure out the possible factors of the quadratic equation. You can do this by trying out all factors of -10 that will have a sum of 3 (since -10 is the constant and 3 is the coefficient of x). Upon examining you should end up with:

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