Question #96592
You work as a cashier for a grocery store and earn $6 per hour. You also mow lawns and earn $3 per hour. You want to earn at least $30 per week, but you would like to work no more than 12 hours per week.

Given the graph of the linear system, which system is the solution of the real-world problem?
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Expert's answer
2019-10-17T11:36:55-0400

While working as a cashier is x hours. While working as a mow lawns is y hours. So the following system of inequalities is obtained.

{3x+6y30x+y12\begin{cases} 3x+6y≥30\\ x+y≤12 \end{cases} {x+2y10x+y12\begin{cases} x+2y≥10\\ x+y≤12 \end{cases} {x+2y10x12y\begin{cases} x+2y≥10\\ x≤12-y \end{cases} (for example, working on a lawn mower for 10 hours and less than 12 or a cashier for 5 hours and less than 12 you can earn at least 30 dollars).



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