For your summer babysitting jobs, you have 10 weeks to work before your family vacation and before you return to school in the fall. You are planning on earning and saving at least $1500 for your future car. Mrs. Harris is paying you $8.00 an hour to babysit during the day and Mrs. Sanchez is paying you $6.00 per hour to babysit her child in the evening.

Let x = the number of hours you babysit for Mrs. Harris
Let y = the number of hours you babysit for Mrs. Sanchez
1. Write an inequality describing the number of hours you want to work each week to reach your summer goal of $1500.

I have everything but the graph. Can someone assist me?

Question

For your summer babysitting jobs, you have 10 weeks to work before your family vacation and before you return to school in the fall. You are planning on earning and saving at least $1500 for your future car. Mrs. Harris is paying you $8.00 an hour to babysit during the day and Mrs. Sanchez is paying you $6.00 per hour to babysit her child in the evening.

Let x = the number of hours you babysit for Mrs. Harris
Let y = the number of hours you babysit for Mrs. Sanchez
1. Write an inequality describing the number of hours you want to work each week to reach your summer goal of $1500.

I have everything but the graph. Can someone assist me?

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