If they manage to sell 
tickets, they will earn 
dollars. We want this number to be at least 1000, so the inequality would be
In order to solve this for t, you only need to divide both sides by 15:
So, they need to sell at least 67 tickets to have an income of
dollars
You would find the multiples 2 and 3 had in common
so may 6th, 12th, and 18th
2: 3:
4 6*
6* 9
8 12*
10 15
12* 18*
14
16
18*
Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
you can move the negative around
The minimum cost option can be obtained simply by multiplying the number of ordered printers by the cost of one printer and adding the costs of both types of printers. Considering the options:
69 x 237 + 51 x 122 = 22,575
40 x 237 + 80 x 122 = 19,240
51 x 237 + 69 x 122 = 20,505
80 x 237 + 40 x 122 = 23,840
Therefore, the lowest cost option is to buy 40 of printer A and 80 of printer B
The equation, x + 2y ≤ 1600 is satisfied only by options:
x = 400; y = 600
x = 1600
Substituting these into the profit equation:
14(400) + 22(600) - 900 = 17,900
14(1600) + 22(0) - 900 = 21,500
Therefore, the option (1,600 , 0) will produce greatest profit.
