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High School Math Algebra Algebra 2: New York Edition (holt Mcdougal Larson Algebra 2)

(a) To determine : The inequality relating to the average cost per calendar to the desired cost per calendar. The required inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 10 . Given information : A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $ 710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $ 4.50 . The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $ 10 . Explanation : Let the number of calendars to be printed be x . The total cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x The average cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x x The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $ 10 . Therefore, the required inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 10 . (b) To graph : The inequality to find the number of calendars needed to be printed to bring the average cost per calendar below $10. Given information : A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $ 710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $ 4.50 . Graph : The inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 10 . Graph the inequality. Interpretation : The number of calendars needed to be printed to bring the average cost per calendar below $10 is more than 129 . (c) To calculate : The number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $ 6 . The number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $ 6 is more than 473 . Given information : A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $ 710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $ 4.50 . Explanation : Let the number of calendars to be printed be x . The total cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x The average cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x x The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $ 6 . So, the required inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 6 . Solve the inequality. 710 + 4.50 x x < 6 710 + 4.50 x < 6 x 710 < 1.5 x x > 473 Therefore, the number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $ 6 is more than 473 .

(a) To determine : The inequality relating to the average cost per calendar to the desired cost per calendar. The required inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 10 . Given information : A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $ 710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $ 4.50 . The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $ 10 . Explanation : Let the number of calendars to be printed be x . The total cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x The average cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x x The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $ 10 . Therefore, the required inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 10 . (b) To graph : The inequality to find the number of calendars needed to be printed to bring the average cost per calendar below $10. Given information : A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $ 710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $ 4.50 . Graph : The inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 10 . Graph the inequality. Interpretation : The number of calendars needed to be printed to bring the average cost per calendar below $10 is more than 129 . (c) To calculate : The number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $ 6 . The number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $ 6 is more than 473 . Given information : A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $ 710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $ 4.50 . Explanation : Let the number of calendars to be printed be x . The total cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x The average cost of printing x calendars is, = 710 + 4.50 x x The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $ 6 . So, the required inequality is 710 + 4.50 x x < 6 . Solve the inequality. 710 + 4.50 x x < 6 710 + 4.50 x < 6 x 710 < 1.5 x x > 473 Therefore, the number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $ 6 is more than 473 .

Algebra 2: New York Edition (holt Mcdougal Larson Algebra 2)

Algebra 2: New York Edition (holt Mcdougal Larson Algebra 2)

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Chapter 5.6, Problem 1.22P

Solution

(a)

To determine : The inequality relating to the average cost per calendar to the desired cost per calendar.

The required inequality is 710+4.50xx<10 .

Given information :

A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $4.50 . The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $10 .

Explanation :

Let the number of calendars to be printed be x .

The total cost of printing x calendars is,

=710+4.50x

The average cost of printing x calendars is,

=710+4.50xx

The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $10 . Therefore, the required inequality is 710+4.50xx<10 .

(b)

To graph : The inequality to find the number of calendars needed to be printed to bring the average cost per calendar below $10.

Given information :

A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $4.50 .

Graph :

The inequality is 710+4.50xx<10 . Graph the inequality.

Interpretation :

The number of calendars needed to be printed to bring the average cost per calendar below $10 is more than 129 .

(c)

To calculate : The number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $6 .

The number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $6 is more than 473 .

Given information :

A school is publishing a wildlife calendar to raise money for a local charity. The total cost of using the photos in the calendar is $710 . In addition to this one-time charge, the unit cost of printing each calendar is $4.50 .

Explanation :

Let the number of calendars to be printed be x .

The total cost of printing x calendars is,

=710+4.50x

The average cost of printing x calendars is,

=710+4.50xx

The school wants the average cost per calendar to be below $6 . So, the required inequality is 710+4.50xx<6 .

Solve the inequality.

710+4.50xx<6710+4.50x<6x710<1.5xx>473

Therefore, the number of calendars to be printed to have the average cost per calendar below $6 is more than 473 .

Chapter 5.6, Problem 1.21P

Chapter 5.7, Problem 1GP

Chapter 5 Solutions

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