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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-01-30

You spend $50 on a meal for you and your friends. Graph the equation [tex]1.5y + 4x = 50[/tex].

- [tex]x[/tex] = number of sandwiches bought
- [tex]y[/tex] = number of drinks bought

Asked by wimpyguy223

Answer (3)

For x=2 y is 28 For x=5 y is 20 For x=8 y is 12 For x=11 y is 4 Allowing change, x cannot go over 12 (since y must be at least 0), and neither y could go over 32 (since x must be at least 0)

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

use calculator to divide. ;

Answered by perkirya000 | 2024-06-12

To graph the equation 1.5 y + 4 x = 50 , find the intercepts: the y-intercept is ( 0 , 33.33 ) and the x-intercept is ( 12.5 , 0 ) . Plot these points and draw a line through them to represent the budget constraint. This line shows the combinations of sandwiches and drinks that can be bought with a $50 budget.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-23

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