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OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
Mr. Chen goes to the post office to buy small and large boxes. He needs at least 4 small boxes. Altogether, he will buy no more than 15 boxes. The post office has 10 small boxes and 9 large boxes in stock.
Here is the graph of the feasible region, where x represents the number of small boxes and y represents the number of large boxes.
Which ordered pairs meet all the constraints and make sense in context of the situation?
Select each correct answer.
(6, 9)
(7, 8 3/4)
(8,6)
(9,8)
8 years ago
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OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
I think a,b, and maybe d
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
May I help?
8 years ago
OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
Yes please
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
Thank you.
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OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
Does d work in this context?
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
Is it allowed to choose multi ones?
8 years ago
OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
\[x \ge6\]
8 years ago
OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
yes its multiple choice
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
Ok.
What did you pick?
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OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
just realized d doesn't work
8 years ago
OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
so a and b probably?
8 years ago
OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
a and c*
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
Yes D does not work as y=8 is not in our regoin!
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
A works?
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OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
a works because \[6\ge6\] and x+y\[x+y \le15\]
8 years ago
OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
oh wait b works too so that's my answer thank you
8 years ago
OpenStudy (bemoseemo):
other two make no sense in the context
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
B does not work.
because 8 3/4 is not in the region!
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
y=8 3/4 *
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OpenStudy (3mar):
am I right?
8 years ago
OpenStudy (3mar):
Conclusion:
a. ok
b. not
c. ok
d. not
8 years ago
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