### Select the correct answer.Patty is a customer service representative for a company. She earns $18 an hour, plus an additional $2.50 each time one of her customers completes a company survey. This week, Patty plans to work 38 hours.If Patty wants to earn at least $750 this week, which inequality could she solve to find the number of surveys, $ s $, she needs her customers to complete this week?**Options:**- **A.** $ 20.5s > 750 $- **B.** $ 18(s + 2.5) > 750 $- **C.** $ 18(38) + 2.5s \geq 750 $- **D.** $ 18(2.5 + 38) \geq 750 $---### ExplanationThis problem involves solving for the number of surveys Patty needs to reach her earnings goal. The equation considers her hourly wage and the additional money earned from customer surveys. **Graph/Diagram Explanation:**There are no graphs or diagrams included in this question. However, the options contain algebraic inequalities that represent potential solutions to the problem posed. Each option is a mathematical statement designed to solve for the number of surveys Patty needs to complete this week in order to earn at least $750.

To find- Inequality which she would solve to find the number of surveys.

Select the correct answer. Patty Is a customer service representative for a company. She earns $18 an hour, plus an additional $2.50 each time one of her customers completes a company survey. This week, Patty plans to work 38 hours. If Patty wants to earn at least $750 this week, which inequality could she solve to find the number of surveys, s, she needs her customers to complete this week? O A. 20.5s > 750 O B. 18(s + 2.5) > 750 OC. 18(38) + 2.5s 750 O D. 18(2.5s + 38) 750

Select the correct answer. Patty Is a customer service representative for a company. She earns $18 an hour, plus an additional $2.50 each time one of her customers completes a company survey. This week, Patty plans to work 38 hours. If Patty wants to earn at least $750 this week, which inequality could she solve to find the number of surveys, s, she needs her customers to complete this week? O A. 20.5s > 750 O B. 18(s + 2.5) > 750 OC. 18(38) + 2.5s 750 O D. 18(2.5s + 38) 750

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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