Greg owns a clothing store where he designs T-shirts, t, and pairs of shorts, S.
He sell...
Chemistry, 06.05.2020 23:02, 20stirltrer
Greg owns a clothing store where he designs T-shirts, t, and pairs of shorts, S.
He sells the T-shirts for $6 each and the shorts for $14. Greg can work 18
hours a day, at most. It takes him 30 minutes to design a T-shirt and an hour
and 30 minutes to design a pair of shorts. He must design at least 10 items
each day, but he cannot design more than 25 items in one day. Which set of
inequalities below represents this scenario?
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A. S 2 10+ t, ss 25+ t, 1.55 s 36 -0.5t, s 2 0; t2 0
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B. Ss 10-t, s 2 25- t S S 36-t s 2 0; +2 0
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C. s 2 10-t, ss 25-t, s 2 36-t, s 2 0;12 0
D. S 2 10- tss 25 - 1, 0.5t + 1.58 < 18; s 2 0; 120
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