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What are the answers for all the blanks?-example-1
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Answer:

The graph is a dotted line from ( 0, 12 ) to ( 15 , 0 )

The shaded region is above the boundary line. The origin is not in the shaded region.

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Step-by-step explanation:

x = number of shirts

y = number of pants

16x = amount made from the shirts only

20y = amount made from the pants only

16x+20y = total amount made, aka revenue

16x+20y > 240

This is because Giselle needs to make more than $240 to be profitable.

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The graph is a dotted line because the "or equal to" is not part of the inequality sign. If Giselle could make $240 and be profitable, then we would use a solid line instead and use "or equal to". But in this case, she must make above $240.

Let's consider the boundary line 16x+20y = 240. Plug in x = 0 to get

16x+20y = 240

16*0+20y = 240

20y = 240

y = 240/20

y = 12

Therefore we can say (0,12) is one point on the dotted boundary line. It is the y intercept.

Use similar steps for y = 0 to find x.

16x+20y = 240

16x+20*0 = 240

16x = 240

x = 240/16

x = 15

The x intercept is (15,0) where the dotted line crosses the x axis.

Therefore, the dotted boundary line goes through (0,12) and (15,0).

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Now to the question: where to shade?

Let's check the origin point (0,0). Meaning we plug in x = 0 and y = 0.

16x+20y > 240

16*0+20*0 > 240

0+0 > 240

0 > 240

Clearly that's false so (0,0) is NOT in the shaded solution region. We shade the opposite region of the origin. We'll shade above the boundary as indicated in the diagram below. I used GeoGebra to make the graph. Desmos is another good option.

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