Write the constraint below as a linear inequality. A candidate will spend no more than $8000 on radio and TV advertising. Each radio spot costs $110 and each TV ad costs $780. Let x be the number of radio spots and let y be the number of TV ads. Choose the inequality that represents the constraint. OA. 110x + 780y ≥ 8000 OB. 110x + 780y≤ 8000 OC. 780x+110y ≥ 8000 O D. 780x + 110y≤ 8000 ...

Write the constraint below as a linear inequality. A candidate will spend no more than $8000 on radio and TV advertising. Each radio spot costs $110 and each TV ad costs $780. Let x be the number of radio spots and let y be the number of TV ads. Choose the inequality that represents the constraint. OA. 110x + 780y ≥ 8000 OB. 110x + 780y≤ 8000 OC. 780x+110y ≥ 8000 O D. 780x + 110y≤ 8000 ...

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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