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Form 4 Chapter 6: Linear inequalities in two variables

(b) A factory produces x adults' shirts and y kids' shirts. The conditions for the daily production of the shirts are as follows:
(i) The maximum number of shirts produced is 200.
(ii) The number of adults' shirts produced is not less than 50.
(iii) The number of kids' shirts produced exceeds two times the number of adults' shirts produced.
Write a linear inequality that satisfies each of the conditions.
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(d) Jerrine intends to change a piece of RM 10 note to 10 sen and 20 sen coins. She obtains x pieces of 10 sen coin and y pieces of 20 sen coin.

Write a linear inequality that satisfies each of the conditions.
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(f) Shaik owns a piece of farmland. He wants to plant x coconut trees and y jackfruit trees. The total number of trees cannot be more than 80 and the number of coconut trees exceeds the number of jackfruit trees by not less than 15.

Write a linear inequality that satisfies each of the conditions.
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Form 4 Chapter 6 Linear Inequalities In Two Variables B A Factory Produces X Adults Shirts And Y Kids Shirts The Conditions For The Daily Production Of The Shir class=

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