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Mathematics, 21.11.2020 03:30, plshelpomg

A clothing manufacturer needs 2.4 yards of fabric to make a jacket and 1.6 yards of fabric to make a matching skirt. The number of jackets, x, and skirts, y, that can be made from a 48-yard bolt of fabric can be represented by the equation 2.4x + 1.6y = 48. Graph the function and find its intercepts. What does the x- intercept represent? A. (0, 30) and it represents that 30 skirts can be made
B. (30, 0) and it represents that 30 skirts can be made
C. (20, 0) and it represents that 20 jackets can be made
D. (0, 20) and it represents that 20 jackets can be made

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