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Question 979923: I have used 129 hours of the 350 hours that I can use to record tv on my cable account. I figured out that I could record 442 1/2 hour shows. What I want to find out is if I wanted to record 73 hour shows and the rest 1/2 hour shows, how do I calculate and show in linear inequality in both a graph and righting it out step by step?
Thank you,
Lisa
Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I have used 129 hours of the 350 hours that I can use to record tv on my cable account. I figured out that I could record 442 1/2 hour shows. What I want to find out is if I wanted to record 73 hour shows and the rest 1/2 hour shows, how do I calculate and show in linear inequality in both a graph and righting it out step by step?
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73*1 + n*(1/2) <= 350
n/2 = 277
n = 554 30 minute shows
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If you're only concerned with 1 hr and 1/2, count the 1 hour as 2 shows.
Then you can graph shows vs. time.
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That's a lot of shows. When will you have time to watch them all?
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