Algebra Inequalities

Ashley has two jobs: mowing lawns and babysitting. She earns $10 per hour mowing lawns (x) and $8 per hour babysitting (y). And she wants to earn at least $160 per week.

Write an inequality in standard form to describe all possible combinations to the limitation above

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Ashley has two jobs: mowing lawns and babysitting. She earns $10 per hour mowing lawns (x) and $8 per hour babysitting (y). And she wants to earn at least $160 per week.Which of the following is a possible combination that will satisfy the constraint above?

• ( 4, 10 )

• ( 8, 5 )

• ( 0, 16 )

• ( 10 , 15 )

Ashley has two jobs: mowing lawns and babysitting. She earns $10 per hour mowing lawns (x) and $8 per hour babysitting (y). And she wants to earn at least $160 per week.

Rewrite the inequality from the story in slope-intercept form.

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Ashley has two jobs: mowing lawns and babysitting. She earns $10 per hour mowing lawns (x) and $8 per hour babysitting (y). And she wants to earn at least $160 per week. What is the x-intercept for the inequality?

• (10, 0)

• (0, 10)

• (16, 0)

• (0, 16)

Ashley has two jobs: mowing lawns and babysitting. She earns $10 per hour mowing lawns (x) and $8 per hour babysitting (y). And she wants to earn at least $160 per week. What does the x-intercept represent in the context of the story problem?

• $10 per hour mowing lawns

• $16 per hour mowing lawns

• Working 16 hours of only mowing lawns

• Working 10 hours of only mowing lawns

Ashley has two jobs: mowing lawns and babysitting. She earns $10 per hour mowing lawns (x) and $8 per hour babysitting (y). And she wants to earn at least $160 per week. What does the y-intercept represent in the context of the story problem?

• $20 per hour babysitting

• $8 per hour babysitting

• Working 20 hours of only babysitting

• Working 8 hours of only babysitting

Ashley has two jobs: mowing lawns and babysitting. She earns $10 per hour mowing lawns (x) and $8 per hour babysitting (y). And she wants to earn at least $160 per week. What does the y-intercept represent in the context of the story problem?

• $20 per hour babysitting

• $8 per hour babysitting

• Working 20 hours of only babysitting

• Working 8 hours of only babysitting

How many solutions are there for a linear inequality

• One

• Two

• Seventy

• A few

• Infinitely Many

Which of the following graphs shows the solutions to the inequality

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