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Answer:
Her opportunity cost of reading 10 pages of sociology is 15 pages of Economics
Her opportunity cost of reading 18 pages of economics is 12 pages of sociology.
Step-by-step explanation:
For economics, Latasha reads 1 page in 2 mins (gotten by dividing the number of pages by the time taken to read it i.e 30 pages in 1 hr or 60 mins)
Her sociology is read 1 page in 3 mins (20 pages read in 60 mins)
To read 10 pages of sociology will take 30 mins. She will read 15 pages of Economics in the same time which is the opportunity cost.
In the same vein, It will take her 36 mins to read 18 pages of Economics at the same rate. This is the opportunity cost of reading 12 pages of Sociology (which she reads at 1 page in 3 mins).
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let x = number of batches.
So for every batch, you need 2 cups of flour, and you have 20 cups of flour. You cannot make a batch if you don't have the sufficient amount. So using our information, our inequality is 
. However, this can be further simplified.
For this inequality, divide both sides by 2, and <u>your inequality is 
.</u> <u>In context, you can make up to 10 batches of cookies.</u>
