Michael can spend a maximum of $234 on office supplies. Each ream of paper costs $6. Each ink cartridge costs $18. Which of the
following graphs represents the possible combinations of paper and ink cartridges that he may buy?
2 answers:
Answer with explanation:
Total amount of money , that Michael can spend on office supplies = $ 234
Cost of one ream of paper= $ 6
Cost of one ink cartridge = $ 18
let number of ream of paper bought = x
And, number of ink cartridge bought = y
Now, the above statements about the problem , which can be written in the form of inequality
6 x + 18 y ≤ 234
6× (x+ 3 y)≤ 6 × 39
→→x + 3 y ≤ 39
Drawing the graph of inequality
x and y will take only positive integral value.
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