SOLUTION: Dale drives a truck for a soft drink company. His truck is filled with cans that weigh ounces and bottles that weigh ounces. The truck must be carrying less than pounds ( ounc

SOLUTION: Dale drives a truck for a soft drink company. His truck is filled with cans that weigh ounces and bottles that weigh ounces. The truck must be carrying less than pounds ( ounc

Algebra.Com

Question 737291: Dale drives a truck for a soft drink company. His truck is filled with cans that weigh ounces and bottles that weigh ounces. The truck must be carrying less than pounds ( ounces). Write an inequality giving the number of the -ounce cans, , and the number of the -ounce bottles, , that the truck can hold and not be overweight.
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The numbers are missing
RELATED QUESTIONS
Justin has a job transporting soft drinks by truck. His truck is filled with cans that... (answered by macston)

Please help me? I don't understand this all that well. David has a job transporting... (answered by stanbon)

Manuel has a job transporting soft drinks by truck. His truck is filled with cans that... (answered by rwm)

Help? David has a job transporting soft drinks by truck. His truck is filled with cans... (answered by solver91311,stanbon)

Michael has a job transporting soft drinks by truck. His truck is filled with cans that... (answered by vleith)

Carmen drives a truck for a soft drink company. Her truck is filled with 15 -ounce cans... (answered by josgarithmetic)

diane has a truck filled with cans that weigh 14 oz each and bottles that weigh 70 oz... (answered by richwmiller)

a soda pop company determined that there is a 2% chance that a soft drink bottle is under (answered by stanbon)

a juice company sells apple juice for 13 cents an ounce and apple drink for 4 cents an... (answered by josgarithmetic)