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Jayce is printing out copies of a presentation. It takes 55 minutes to print a color copy and 11 minute to print a black-and-white one. He wants to spend under 4747 minutes on printing.\newlineSelect the inequality in standard form that describes this situation. Use the given numbers and the following variables.\newlinex=x = the number of color copies\newliney=y = the number of black-and-white copies\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 5x+y≥475x + y \geq 47\newline(B) 5x+y≤475x + y \leq 47\newline(C) 5x + y > 47\newline(D) 5x + y < 47

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Q. Jayce is printing out copies of a presentation. It takes 55 minutes to print a color copy and 11 minute to print a black-and-white one. He wants to spend under 4747 minutes on printing.\newlineSelect the inequality in standard form that describes this situation. Use the given numbers and the following variables.\newlinex=x = the number of color copies\newliney=y = the number of black-and-white copies\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 5x+y≥475x + y \geq 47\newline(B) 5x+y≤475x + y \leq 47\newline(C) 5x+y>475x + y > 47\newline(D) 5x+y<475x + y < 47
  1. Define Time for Copies: Define the time it takes to print each type of copy.\newlineTime to print one color copy: 55 minutes\newlineNumber of color copies: xx\newlineTime to print one black-and-white copy: 11 minute\newlineNumber of black-and-white copies: yy\newlineWhat is the total time spent on printing color copies?\newlineTime to print one color copy ×\times Number of color copies\newline= 5×x5 \times x\newline= 5x5x\newlineTotal time spent on printing color copies: 5x5x
  2. Calculate Color Copy Time: Calculate the total time spent on printing black-and-white copies.\newlineTime to print one black-and-white copy ×\times Number of black-and-white copies\newline=1×y= 1 \times y\newline=y= y\newlineTotal time spent on printing black-and-white copies: yy
  3. Calculate Black-and-White Time: Combine the total times for both types of copies.\newlineTotal time spent on printing color copies: 5x5x\newlineTotal time spent on printing black-and-white copies: yy\newlineWhat is the total time spent on printing all copies?\newlineAdd total time spent on printing color and black-and-white copies.\newline5x+y5x + y
  4. Combine Total Times: Determine the inequality that represents the situation.\newlineJayce wants to spend under 4747 minutes on printing.\newlineThis means the total time spent must be less than 4747 minutes.\newlineInequality: 5x + y < 47

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