Question

For this question I got C, Am I CORRECT>?

Answer 1

I can't read it. It's too small?

Answer 2

I used the positive +12 and did this to get my answer.... : 6+6=12 so we take that and: then you know its greater and not lesser

Answer 3

This is what i see

Answer 4

http://prntscr.com/6x0xjb

Answer 5

click to zoom

Answer 6

Even if I do that it's too blurry to read

Answer 7

hmm weird

Answer 8

shoud be copy/pasteable

Answer 9

I think Im wrong here anyway guys, I dont think I got my >< right

Answer 10

so did you ever get the system of equations?

Answer 11

yes I got C

Answer 12

It is too blurry to see

Answer 13

oh it is? what about for you jdoe

Answer 14

ok

so... from what two equations did you get "C" anyway?

Answer 15

is it blurry for u too

Answer 16

I just need help with the < > part of the equations

Answer 17

hmm nope
well, to be fair
is too long

you may want to resize the window or just copy/paste the text

your screenshot has too much unnecessary blank

but after resizing and scrolling, is readable, but one shouldn't have to do so, when is correctable by just cropping the picture and then posting

Answer 18

long as in
the paragraph should be no more than 80characters long or so

no 500characters

Answer 19

hmmm to clarify that
I mean, each line in the paragraph

otherwise, we're not reading a paragraph per se
we're just reading a banner

Answer 20

but I can read it


so... from what two functions did you get "C" again?

Answer 21

I srry but I dont no what you mean by what two functions did I get that from

Answer 22

hmmm actually that looks a bit worse =)

Answer 23

oh eheh

Answer 24

so that means you're just picking C then ?

Answer 25

no I could of picked any they are all the same. but whats the < > mean?

Answer 26

hmmm you're expected to write two functions
thus a system of equations

then solve for "y"

the choices are just "guides" of what "y" might be
but those are just the value for "y" from the equations from the material

Answer 27

so.... let's take a peek

you work as a cashier, make $6 per hour
how many hours would you like to work? let's call them "x"
so you work "x" hours, you make 6x

you work as a babysitter, make $6 hour also
how many hours would you like to work? let's call them "y"
so you work "y" hours, you make 6y

you'd want to earn AT LEAST (\(\ge\) ) $60

so.... whatever 6x + 6y is, total wage per week
should be AT LEAST 60
it could be more, it could be 60, but no less than that, more is ok

Answer 28

more is ok .. gotcha!

Answer 29

so..... you'd like to work no more than 12 hours per week
less is ok, 12 is also ok, but more than 12 is no too good

so, whatever hours "x" and "y" add up to
should be 12 or less


so... .what do you think the two equations are?

Answer 30

well I think that the first on is y</ =

Answer 31

</ would be more though wouldnt it

Answer 32

hmmm

Answer 33

hm huh

Answer 34

slurp of TEA

Answer 35

6x + 6y shold be 60 or more
thus \(\large \bf 6x + 6y \ge 60\)

x + y should be no more than 12, or 12, but not more
thus \(\large \bf x+y\le 12\)

Answer 36

so... solve for "y" on eah case
see what you get

Answer 37

ok one secondd plz

Answer 38

for the 1st one, yes

Answer 39

anyhow the 2nd one is simple enough
thus \(\bf 6x+6y\ge 60\implies 6(x+y)\ge 60\implies x+y\ge\cfrac{\cancel{60}}{\cancel{6}}
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x+y\ge 10\implies y\ge 10-x\implies {\color{brown}{ y\ge -x+10 }} \\
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x+y\le 12\implies y\le 12-x\implies {\color{brown}{ y\le -x+12 }} \)