**Transcription for Educational Website**---**Task: Define two variables and translate the sentence into an inequality.***Sentence:*"The revenues are at least $30,000 under the expenses."**Instructions:**- Let $ x $ represent revenues.- Let $ y $ represent expenses.**Your task:**- Type an inequality to represent the situation. **Do not include the $ symbol in your answer.****Graphical Representation:**There is a checkbox next to the instruction indicating where to type the inequality.---In this task, you need to express the given sentence as an inequality using the defined variables. The sentence implies that revenues ($ x $) plus $30,000 is less than or equal to expenses ($ y $). Hence, the inequality can be written as:\[ x + 30000 \leq y \] This inequality captures the relationship that revenues are at least $30,000 less than the expenses.

The revenues are at least $30,000 under the expenses. We have to write the sentence into an inequality.Let x=revenues and y=expenses. The revenues are at least $30,000 under the expenses. x≤y-3000030000≤y-xy-x≥30000 Answer: The inequality that represents the sentence is y-x≥30000.

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Define two variables and translate the sentence into an inequality. The revenues are at least $30,000 under the expenses. Let x = revenues and let y = expenses. (Type an inequality. Do not include the $ symbol in your answer.)

Define two variables and translate the sentence into an inequality. The revenues are at least $30,000 under the expenses. Let x = revenues and let y = expenses. (Type an inequality. Do not include the $ symbol in your answer.)

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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Author:Robert F. Blitzer

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