Mathematics, 11.01.2021 08:20 kadinmorgan
The Fort Bend Community Theatre is showing a production of Pinocchio. The theatre sells adult tickets for
$5 each and child tickets for $2 each. The theatre can hold a maximum of 50 people. In order to make a
profit the theatre must earn at least $250. The system of inequalities that models this relationship is
shown below where a represents the number of adult tickets and c represents the number of child
tickets.
-Identify and write the systems of inequalites.
-Graph this system and then determine two possible combinations of adult and child ticket
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