Answer:
2c + 3l ≤ 60
No
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's say you buy c yards of cotton lace and l yards of linen lace. The cotton lace will cost $2 per yard, and for c yards, you have to pay $2 c times, coming to a total of 2*c for the cotton lace. For the linen lace, you'd have to pay 3*l for l yards. The total amount of lace is thus equal to cotton lace cost + linen lace cost = 2c + 3l.
Total amount needs to be less than or equal to 60 (at most 60), so total amount = 2c + 3l ≤ 60
We can then plug our values of cotton and linen lace into our equation
12 yards of cotton lace, 15 yards of linen lace
2c + 3l ≤ 60
2(12) + 3(15) ≤ 60
24 + 45 ≤ 60
69 ≤ 60
This is false, so you cannot buy these amounts of lace.
Answer:
58.564
or $58.56
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:2X35=70 2X65=130 130-70=60 So 60 dollars profit for the two tires.
3X75=225 3X136=408 408-225=183 So 183 dollars profit for the three rims
5X4=20 5X15=75 75-20=55 So 55 dollars profit for the headlights.
Total profit 60+183+55=298
Step-by-step explanation:
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