Graphing all three equations can be done on one DESMOS plot, but it gets very busy and cluttered. The attached image demonstrates an approach that simplifies the graph.
Enter the three equations and three inequalities separately into six DESMOS input boxes. Then I clicked off the color circles of the ones I didn't want to see, leaving only two visible at one time. Each pair represents one line of the function and limit for that function. Then find the intersection point for the values indicated in the second half of the equation.
If it can travel 0.11 miles in 1 hour, we need to divide 3 miles by 0.11 miles to get the number of hours it would take to travel 3 miles. 3/0.11 is 27.27 repeating.
Well i happen to have that question and it is that he has 16 1/5 fabric and need 5 2/5 to make an elf costume. how many costumes can he make? Well so basically all you have to do is 16 1/5 divided by 5 2/5, which is: 3. The answer is 3 hope this helped!
