SOLUTION: (a)the owner of a shop wishes to buy x guitars and y violins.to satisfy the demand of his customers,the number of violins must be less than or equal to the number of guitar.(i)writ

Question 820937: (a)the owner of a shop wishes to buy x guitars and y violins.to satisfy the demand of his customers,the number of violins must be less than or equal to the number of guitar.(i)write an inequality to represent this information.the cost of the guitar is $150 and the cost of one violins .tis $300.he has $4500 to spend on the purchase of these instrument.(ii) write an inequality to represent this information
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(a) & (i)
, directly translated from that condition described.

(ii)
Attempting cost relationship
Highest cost allowed is 4500 dollars.

Reducible to

Again, reworded, the cost of the guitars and violins must be less than or equal to 4500 dollars.

You did not say if you want to combine these inequalities for a solution. This can be done easily enough checking on a graph. Plot both equations (the two unique ones; not the unreduced cost one) as their lines, and then test any point in each of the four regions;
What I mean to say is, graph the system:
and onto the same coordinate system. The reason that you want to use the REDUCED cost inequality is because it is easier to use.
RELATED QUESTIONS
to get a good bargain,the owner of the shop must at least 5 violins (answered by ikleyn)

A book shop owner orders some hard-back and some soft-back versions of a book costing the (answered by mananth)

Using quadratic functions, determine the best profit the owner of a shop can have if he... (answered by Theo)

A local coffee shop charges €2.50 for an espresso. The owner of the coffee shop wants... (answered by ikleyn)

Amanda wishes to purchase a pair of earphones for her brother in third week from now. She (answered by ewatrrr)

Dear tutors I would be very grateful for you help to this question : A small... (answered by solver91311)

A small shop owner counts his $1 and $10 bills at the end of a day. He finds that he has... (answered by stanbon)

2/5 of the cost of a guitar is equal to 1/4 of the cost of a violin. If the violin costs... (answered by stanbon)

During ski season, the owner of a ski shop has determined that the number of customers in (answered by stanbon)