Jody is working two jobs, one as a carpenter and one as a website designer. He can work at most 50 hours per week and makes $35 per hour as carpenters and $75 per hour as a website designer. He wants to make at least $2350 per week but also wants to work at least 10 hours per week as a carpenter. Let c represent the hours he works as a carpenter and let w represent the hours he works as a website designer. Write an inequality that models that he can wants to make at least $2350 per week.

75w + 35c  ≥ 2000

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Here is what we know:

-  Jody gets $35 per hour working in carpentry (c)

-  Jody gets $75 per hour working as a website designer (w)

-  He wants to make at least (≤) $2350 per week

-  Jody wants to work at least 10 hours in carpentry (c) which is $35 an hour

Now that we have listed what we know, we must find out how much money Jody will make working 10 hours in carpentry for $35 an hour.

35 x 10 = 350

Now, subtract 350 from the total minimum Jody wants to make per week.

2350 - 350 = 2000

Perfect! So, because this is an inequality, we don't need to solve it all the way, we just have to make an equation out of what we know.

75w + 35c  ≥ 2000

Broken down, the variable of 75 (w) represents the unknown number of hours that Jody works as a website designer. The coefficient 75 represents the rate per hour working as a website designer. Same thing goes for 35c, it is the amount he makes per hour working as a website designer and the unknown number of hours. The inequality symbol ≥ means equal too or more than. Lastly, 2000 represents the total he wants to make, which is the total after subtracting 10 hours of working as a contractor (350).

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