Question

A ride at an amusement park has two options for cars, one that holds 6 passengers and one that holds 3 passengers. If the ride designer wants to make sure that each run holds at least 12 passengers, which graph shows the possible combinations of the number of 6-passenger cars, x, and the number of 3-passenger cars y?

Answer 1

See attached graph

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number of 6-passenger cars be x

Let the number of 3-passenger cars be y

The number of passengers hold in the two option cars is;

x=6

y=3

The total number of passengers each run holds will be

x+y ≥12

Graphing the inequalities will give;

The possible combinations are (6,6), (7,5) and (9,3)

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Answer 2

Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation: