please help
@Directrix
do u know this?
@jim_thompson5910
please help
i think one answer is the second one
Think about the fact that the manager wants to collect at least $1000 from ticket sales too.
ok
2nd fourth and fifth
x = number of regular tickets sold y = number of student tickets sold Money from Regular Tickets: 12*x Money from Student Tickets: 8*y Total Ticket Sales: 12x + 8y 12x + 8y must be greater than or equal to 1000 because the manager wants to collect at least 1000 from ticket sales.
am i right?
No.
Not the fifth because it is less than or equal to. You want greater than or equal to for: Total Ticket Sales: 12x + 8y
Try again :-)
@narissa I agree with the second option but not the fifth. Try again.
Don't give up.
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2nd and fourth
i meant third
@Directrix
@Nnesha
For sure, this is one of the answers: 12x + 8y ≥ 1000 The money the manager collects from the tickets would be greater than or equal to 1000.
That is the 6th option. If it is correct, then that eliminates options 4 and 5.
x and y are the numbers of tickets sold. That knocks out option 1.
Now, is option 2 correct or is option 3 correct? Or, perhaps neither.
Look at option 3. x + y ≥ 200 Multiply each term by 5 5x + 5y ≥ 1000 That cannot be true because 12x + 8y ≥ 1000.
Which is the other true option in adddition to option 6? @narissa
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