Algebra 2
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ISBN: 9780078884825
Author: McGraw-Hill/Glencoe
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Chapter 3, Problem
To determine
To calculate: The system of inequalities and graph the region that depicts the number of packages of paint brushes and colored pencils that can be purchased. Also state the three different solutions to the system.
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Answer
The system of inequalities is
The possible solution to system of equations are
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The total amount of money that can be spent is $50 to buy paint brushes and colored pencil. Mr. Williams needs at least 2 packages of paint brushes and colored pencils. The cost of package of paint brushes is $4.75 and a package of colored pencils costs $6.50.
Calculation:
Let the number of packages of paint brushes purchased be x , and number of packages of colored pencils purchased be y .
It is provided that the total amount of money that can be spent is $50 to buy paint brushes and colored pencil. The cost of package of paint brushes is $4.75 and a package of colored pencils costs $6.50.
Therefore,
Mr. Williams needs at least 2 packages of paint brushes and colored pencils.
Therefore,
Shaded the region that is common to inequalities
The solution are the vertex of the
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