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Mathematics, 18.03.2021 02:20 abramdent

A farmer can spend no more than $4,000 on fertilizer and seeds. The fertilizer costs $2
per pound and seeds cost $20 per pound.
To summarize the situation, the farmer writes the inequality:
2f + 209 ≤ 4,000, where f is the number of pounds of fertilizer and S is the number
of pounds of seeds.
Which graph's shaded region shows the possible combinations of fertilizer and seeds
the farmer can buy?


A farmer can spend no more than $4,000 on fertilizer and seeds. The fertilizer costs

$2
per pound

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