A daycare center is determining the number of toddler and preschool classes to offer for next year's enrollment. Each toddler class has 8 students, and each preschool class has 12 students. The school has space for no more than 96 students total, and they have up to 10 rooms available for toddler and preschool classes. Which system of Inequalities can be used to determine the number of toddler classes, x, and number of preschool classes, y, the daycare center can offer? 8r + 12y <96 I + y <10 O A. 8x + 12y < 10 * + y < 96 OB. Oc 8 + 12y > 10 * + y < 96 O D. 8 + 12y < 96 I + y > 10 Reset Next ghts reserved.

A daycare center is determining the number of toddler and preschool classes to offer for next year's enrollment. Each toddler class has 8 students, and each preschool class has 12 students. The school has space for no more than 96 students total, and they have up to 10 rooms available for toddler and preschool classes. Which system of Inequalities can be used to determine the number of toddler classes, x, and number of preschool classes, y, the daycare center can offer? 8r + 12y <96 I + y <10 O A. 8x + 12y < 10 * + y < 96 OB. Oc 8 + 12y > 10 * + y < 96 O D. 8 + 12y < 96 I + y > 10 Reset Next ghts reserved.

College Algebra

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305115545

Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Chapter5: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section5.5: Systems Of Inequalities

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