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jonny
2 months ago
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The drama club is selling T-shirts and caps to raise money for a spring trip. The caps sell for $5.00 each, and the T-shirts sel

l for $10.00 each. The drama club needs to raise at least $500.00 for the trip. The inequality that represents this situation is graphed, with x representing the number of caps sold and y representing the number of T-shirts sold. Which solution is valid within the context of the situation?

Mathematics
1 answer:
AnnZ [12.3K]2 months ago
7 0

Answer:

The answer to this question is C: (72,24).

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the information provided:

The price of one cap is $5

The price of one t-shirt is $10

Let x represent the number of caps sold

Let y represent the number of t-shirts sold

The drama club aims to raise at least $500 for their trip.

Hence, we can establish the inequality as follows:

The number of caps sold x (times) price of one cap + number of t-shirts y (times) price of one t-shirt ≥ (greater than or equal to) 500

Inequality: 5x + 10y ≥ 500 (The greater than or equal to symbol indicates the drama club needs at least $500 for the journey.Next, we need to ascertain the number of caps and t-shirts sold.

- We can eliminate

two

of the options which are

the two answers containing negatives

because we understand that multiplying a positive by a negative yields a negative, which is unacceptable. (Thus, Options A and D are not valid.)Now we will substitute x and y into our inequality equation (5x + 10y ≥ 500)B) x = 65 caps, y = 17.5 t-shirts ------> 5(65) + 10(17.5) = 500 results in $500

YOU MAY THINK THIS IS THE ANSWER, BUT! if you look closely at variable y, it indicates they sold 17.5 t-shirts; however, consider how can you sell 17.5 t-shirts?

Thus, this option is also invalid!

C) x = 72 caps, y = 24 t-shirts ------> 5(72) + 10(24)=

$600

which exceeds the required $500 that they needed. Therefore, the correct choice for this question is C, indicating they sold 72 caps and 24 t-shirts, accumulating $600.

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