Mathematics, 26.11.2020 14:00 reynamarie3
Each fall, a horse ranch gives wagon rides. Tickets for adults are $10 each, and tickets for children are $6 each. No more than 25 people can fit on the wagon, and the ranch owners have a goal earning a minimum of $200 on each ride.
The system of inequalities that represents this situation is graphed below, where x represents the number of adults and y represents the number of children on the wagon ride.
X+y<_ 25
20x+ 6y_> 200
A. (19,6)
B. (17.5,5)
C. (10,15)
D. (30,-10)
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