The band teacher promises his class a pizza party if, during the fall fundraiser, they exceed the fundraising goal of $1,600. The students make $1 for each candy bar sold and $2 for each box of cookies.Select the inequality in standard form that describes this situation. Use the given numbers and the following variables.x= the number of candy barsy= the number of boxes of cookiesChoices:(A) x - 2y < 1,600(B) x - 2y > 1,600(C) x + 2y < 1,600(D) x + 2y > 1,600
Q. The band teacher promises his class a pizza party if, during the fall fundraiser, they exceed the fundraising goal of $1,600. The students make $1 for each candy bar sold and $2 for each box of cookies.Select the inequality in standard form that describes this situation. Use the given numbers and the following variables.x= the number of candy barsy= the number of boxes of cookiesChoices:(A) x−2y<1,600(B) x−2y>1,600(C) x+2y<1,600(D) x+2y>1,600
Calculate Candy Bar Revenue: Determine the amount of money made from selling candy bars. Each candy bar sold makes $1. Number of candy bars sold: x Total money from candy bars: 1×x=x
Calculate Cookie Box Revenue: Determine the amount of money made from selling boxes of cookies. Each box of cookies sold makes $2. Number of boxes of cookies sold: y Total money from boxes of cookies: 2×y=2y
Combine Total Revenue: Combine the total money made from both candy bars and boxes of cookies.Total money from candy bars: xTotal money from boxes of cookies: 2yTotal money made: x+2y
Determine Exceeding Fundraising Goal Inequality: Determine the inequality that represents exceeding the fundraising goal.Fundraising goal: $1,600The students need to exceed this amount.Inequality: x + 2y > 1,600
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