Dana wants to make two types of dog treats. She has 10 cups of peanut butter and 12 cups of flour. Her dog bone treat recipe use
s 3 cups of peanut butter and 2 cups of flour to make one tray. A tray of her oatmeal dog treat recipe uses 1 cup of peanut butter and 4 cups of flour. She plans to sell trays of dog treats at the town festival and charge $6 for a tray of dog bone treats and $7 for a tray of oatmeal treats. Dana wants to maximize her income from selling the dog treats. When writing constraints for the problem, what is the most reasonable definition for the variables x and y?
A) Let x represent the number of cups of peanut butter used and y represent the number of cups of flour used.
B) Let x represent the number of cups of peanut butter used and y represent the number of trays of dog bone treats made.
C) Let x represent the number of dog bone treats made and y represents the number of cups of flour used.
D) Let x represent the number of trays of dog bone treats made and y represent the number of trays of oatmeal dog treats made.
False Because the left side comes out to a sum of 40 while 15-7 equals 8 and 24 times 3 equals 72 72 plus 8 equals 80 divided by 2 equals 40 and 8 times 9 equals 72 plus 6 equals 78 plus 6 equals 84
The variation(both the skein values and cost values) has the constant of 4 ie the 1st skein value × 4= the last skein value & the 1st cost value × 4=the last cost value
