Question

help

Answer 1

@FaiqRaees

Answer 2

@563blackghost

Answer 3

i think its the 2nd third and fifth

Answer 4

`Cashews cost $7 pound` Lets label Cashews as `x`.
`Almonds cost $5 per pound` Lets label Almonds as `y`.
`The employee wants to make less than 6 pounds of the mixture`

So we would add `Cashews(x)` and `Almonds(y)` to make `less than` 6 pounds...

\(\huge\bf{x + y < 6}\)

Answer 5

so it wouldnt be the 2 others c

Answer 6

Second keyword is `no more than` this would indicate \(\large{ \le}\) So I agree with your choice of the second one :)

Answer 7

thats all?

Answer 8

How many choices can you pick?

Answer 9

it says select all inequalities

Answer 10

is there anymore

Answer 11

Im looking at it again...I know for sure that it is the 6th one and the 2nd one but I don't know if there is another one or not.

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

Do you think its only those two options @Will.H ?

Answer 14

You smart ghosty
It is indeed the 2nd and the last on the list that's all

Answer 15

thanks

Answer 16

Ghosty did all work

Answer 17

Nice I was doubting it a bit...thank you @Will.H :)

Answer 18

You welcome. Your doing nice work :)