Marcia makes and sells handcrafted picture frames in 2 sizes: small and large. It takes her 2 hours to make a small frame and 3 hours to make a large frame. The shaded triangular region shown below is the graph of a system of inequalities representing weekly constraints Marcia has in making the frames. For making and selling s small frames and I large frames, Marcia makes a profit of 30s +701 dollars. Marcia sells all the frames she makes. 8 (0,8) (9,2) 0 2 4 number of small frames 8 10 s The weekly constraint represented by the horizontal line segment containing (9,2) means that each week Marcia makes a minimum of. O 9 large frames O 2 small frames O 2 large frames O 11 small frames O 9 small frames number of large frames

Marcia makes and sells handcrafted picture frames in 2 sizes: small and large. It takes her 2 hours to make a small frame and 3 hours to make a large frame. The shaded triangular region shown below is the graph of a system of inequalities representing weekly constraints Marcia has in making the frames. For making and selling s small frames and I large frames, Marcia makes a profit of 30s +701 dollars. Marcia sells all the frames she makes. 8 (0,8) (9,2) 0 2 4 number of small frames 8 10 s The weekly constraint represented by the horizontal line segment containing (9,2) means that each week Marcia makes a minimum of. O 9 large frames O 2 small frames O 2 large frames O 11 small frames O 9 small frames number of large frames

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Marcia makes and sells handcrafted picture frames in 2 sizes: small and large. It takes her 2 hours to make a small frame and 3 hours to
make a large frame. The shaded triangular region shown below is the graph of a system of inequalities representing weekly constraints
Marcia has in making the frames. For making and selling s small frames and I large frames, Marcia makes a profit of 30s + 701 dollars.
Marcia sells all the frames she makes.
j0,8)
(9,2)-
0.
2
4
6 8
10 s
number of small frames
The weekly constraint represented by the horizontal line segment containing (9,2) means that each week Marcia makes a minimum of:
O 9 large frames
O 2 small frames
O 2 large frames
O 11 small frames
O 9 small frames
number of large frames

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