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FLOUR 2. A seafood restaurant owner orders perch and salmon. Perch is $4/lb and salmon is $3/lb, He wants to buy at least 50 pounds of fish but cannot spend more than $240. X: perch y: salmon IN a. Write and graph a system of linear inequalities: (Money) 4x + 3y 240 (Cruntily) X +y 50 0s-xテ-ラス -x +50 3 30 40 b. Write two possible solutions: 70 LO 50 i. 20 ID ii. PERCH ads in a local newspaper to advertise their site. Th 10 0如的

FLOUR 2. A seafood restaurant owner orders perch and salmon. Perch is $4/lb and salmon is $3/lb, He wants to buy at least 50 pounds of fish but cannot spend more than $240. X: perch y: salmon IN a. Write and graph a system of linear inequalities: (Money) 4x + 3y 240 (Cruntily) X +y 50 0s-xテ-ラス -x +50 3 30 40 b. Write two possible solutions: 70 LO 50 i. 20 ID ii. PERCH ads in a local newspaper to advertise their site. Th 10 0如的

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

12th Edition

ISBN:9781305652231

Author:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Publisher:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Chapter6: Linear Systems

Section6.7: Graphs Of Inequalities

Problem 48E: Applications Fundraising A cheerleading team is selling cookie dough and pizza kits to raise at...

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