Substitute the numbers of exercises done correctly into the inequality.
Yes
Practice makes perfect
We are given the following inequality.
3x+2y≥ 93
Since we know that x represents the number of multiple-choice questions and y represents the number of matching questions, coefficients of 3 and 2 have to represent the number of points you get for each respective type of question.
3x+ 2y≥ 93
Notice that the right-hand side of the inequality is equal to 93, which is the minimum number of points you need to obtain in total to get an A.
3x+2y≥ 93
In order to tell if you receive an A, we will substitute 20 for x and 18 for y, then we will check if the inequality holds true.
