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It takes $20$ hours and $\$400$ to interview a candidate, and it takes $120$ hours and $\$3,600$ to train an employee. A company has less than $\$95,000$ to interview and train employees, and it wants to spend at most $470$ hours to do so. Let $C$ denote the number of candidates they interview and $E$ the number of employees they train. Write an inequality that represents the condition based on the number of dollars the company can spend.$\newline$ Write an inequality that represents the condition based on the number of hours the company wants to spend.