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PB&P sells peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. The Standard special sells for $2 and the Deluxe special sells for $4.50. When all related business expenses are included, the Standard special costs $0.50 to prepare and the Deluxe special costs $1.25 to prepare. Last Monday, PB&P sold at least $200 worth of Standard and Deluxe peanut butter and pickle sandwich specials and its expenses were no more than $100. At least 30 Standard special were sold. Let x be the number of Standard Specials sold last Monday and y be the number of Deluxe specials sold last Monday. Which ordered pairs representing a combination of Standard specials and Deluxe specials could have been sold last Monday and make sense in the context of the situation? Select each correct answer. (30,68) (50.5,40) (60,70) (80,40.5) (40,60)

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all points except point (60,70) I took the test

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Let x be the number of Standard Specials sold last Monday and y be the number of Deluxe specials sold last Monday.

The Standard special sells for $2, then x Standard Specials cost $2x.

The Deluxe special sells for $4.50, then y Deluxe specials cost $4.50y.

1. Last Monday, PB&P sold at least $200 worth of Standard and Deluxe peanut butter and pickle sandwich specials. This means that

2x+4.50y≥200.

2. When all related business expenses are included, the Standard special costs $0.50 to prepare, then x Standard Specials cost $0.50x.

When all related business expenses are included, the Deluxe special costs $1.25 to prepare, then y Deluxe specials cost $1.25y.

Expenses were no more than $100, then

0.50x+1.25y≤100.

3. At least 30 Standard special were sold, then x≥30.

4. Graph all these inequalities (see attached diagram). As you can see only point (60,70) doesn't belong to needed region.

Answer: all points except point (60,70)

PLEASE HELP! PB&P sells peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. The Standard special-example-1
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