Write the constraint below as a linear inequality.A canoe requires 6 hours of fabrication and a rowboat 5 hours. The fabrication department has at least 119 hours oflabor available each week. Let x be the number of canoes and let y be the number of rowboats.Choose the inequality that represents the given constraint.A. 6x + 5y > 119B. 5x+6y≤ 119C. 6x+ 5y ≤ 119D. 5x+6y > 119

Here, X is the number of canoes Y is he number of rowboat. Total number of hours should not exceed…

Write the constraint below as a linear inequality. A canoe requires 6 hours of fabrication and a rowboat 5 hours. The fabrication department has at least 119 hours labor available each week. Let x be the number of canoes and let y be the number of rowboats. Choose the inequality that represents the given constraint. A. 6x + 5y > 119 B. 5x+6y≤ 119 C. 6x + 5y ≤ 119 D. 5x+6y > 119

Write the constraint below as a linear inequality. A canoe requires 6 hours of fabrication and a rowboat 5 hours. The fabrication department has at least 119 hours labor available each week. Let x be the number of canoes and let y be the number of rowboats. Choose the inequality that represents the given constraint. A. 6x + 5y > 119 B. 5x+6y≤ 119 C. 6x + 5y ≤ 119 D. 5x+6y > 119

Managerial Accounting: The Cornerstone of Business Decision-Making

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Chapter5: Activity-based Costing And Management

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