26. Which situation can be represented by this inequality? 135w + 100 < 150w + 40 A. Farmer Brown has 100 acres of wheat and then plants 135 acres per week beginning in March. Farmer O Dell has 40 acres of wheat and then plants 150 acres per week beginning in March. After how many weeks, w, will Farmer Dell have fewer acres of wheat than Farmer Brown? B. Alex opens a savings account with $100 and then deposits $135 every week. Bernie gmens a savings O account with $40 and then deposits $150 every week. After how many weeks, w, will Alex have less money in his account than Bernie? C. Acme Car Rental charges a service fee of $40 to rent a compact car plus $150 per week, w. Autos-R-Us Rental Agency charges a service fee of $100 plus $135 per week, w, to rent a compact car. When will the cost to rent a compact car from Autos- R-Us be greater than the cost to rent a compact car from Acme Car Rental?

26. Which situation can be represented by this inequality? 135w + 100 < 150w + 40 A. Farmer Brown has 100 acres of wheat and then plants 135 acres per week beginning in March. Farmer O Dell has 40 acres of wheat and then plants 150 acres per week beginning in March. After how many weeks, w, will Farmer Dell have fewer acres of wheat than Farmer Brown? B. Alex opens a savings account with $100 and then deposits $135 every week. Bernie gmens a savings O account with $40 and then deposits $150 every week. After how many weeks, w, will Alex have less money in his account than Bernie? C. Acme Car Rental charges a service fee of $40 to rent a compact car plus $150 per week, w. Autos-R-Us Rental Agency charges a service fee of $100 plus $135 per week, w, to rent a compact car. When will the cost to rent a compact car from Autos- R-Us be greater than the cost to rent a compact car from Acme Car Rental?

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

6th Edition

ISBN:9780134463216

Author:Robert F. Blitzer

Publisher:Robert F. Blitzer

ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...

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