Answer: The correct option is

Step-by-step explanation: Given that Joanne works two jobs to pay for college.
Let, t and r represents the number of hours she tutors and number of hours she works as a receptionist.
The, the total number of hours she work = t + r.
Since she can work up to 25 hours per week, so the total number of hours she work is less than or equal to 25.
Therefore, we can write

Now,
Joanne earns $25 per hour through tutoring, so the amount of money she earn tutoring = $25t,
and
she earn $12 working as a receptionist, so the amount of money she earn as a receptionist = $12r.
Since she earn at lest $200 per week, so the total earning of Joanne per week will be greater than or equal to $200.
Therefore, we can write

Thus, the required system of inequalities representing this scenario is

Option (C) is correct.