Solving systems of inequalities
1) now that you have finished high school, you want to move ou...
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Solving systems of inequalities
1) now that you have finished high school, you want to move out and live away from home. you and 2
friends have decided to rent an apartment and share expenses. you need to make at least $500 per
week to cover your share of the expenses, plus car insurance, plus cell phone, and food. you are
currently working 2 jobs. you make $14 an hour cleaning up at an auto body shop and $9 per hour
clearing tables and washing dishes at a restaurant. you don't want to work more than 50 hours per
week. define your variables. write the equations and graph the solution.
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