The slope is 42 in the equation
Salutations!
<span>Are obtuse angles always, sometimes, or never equal to 180°?
Obtuse angles are angles </span>whose measure is greater than 90° and less than 180°. Its not always the case that an obtuse angle should be exact 180 °. So I reckon t would be sometimes, as its not always 180 °.
Hope I helped.
Answer:
a. 
b. 
c. x=26; y=24 or (24,26)
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x = number of teachers hired.
Let y = number of tutors hired.
Now solving for part a we get
a. Write an inequality that represents the statement that the number of teachers hired must exceed the number of tutors hired.

solving for part b we get;
b. Write an inequality that represents the statement that the maximum number of teachers and tutors is 50.

solving for part c we get;
c. Choose a point that satisfies the situation, and explain why you chose that number of tutors and teachers.
Now we know that
also 
x=26; y=24
(24,26)
Explanation: To make number of teacher more than number of tutors this is the maximum value we can achieve for the requirement.
Answer:
The true about y is that its bigger than a 0. y>0