A restaurant wishes to have at least one server for every 12 tables. Each of the tables in the restaurant seats four guests. If x is the number of servers and y is the number of guests, which inequality represents the restaurant's desired relationship of the number of servers to the number of guests

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Samara Maynard

Mathematics

23 November, 07:50

A restaurant wishes to have at least one server for every 12 tables. Each of the tables in the restaurant seats four guests. If x is the number of servers and y is the number of guests, which inequality represents the restaurant's desired relationship of the number of servers to the number of guests

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Bentley Snow · Answer 1

X=y x12x4

because x is severs and their are 12 tables per server and 4 people per table then u multiply 12x4 and since y is guest then x is 48 and y is 1 so we have to get them =

Agustin · Answer 2

The answer is 60 you times 12 by 4 [12 tables 4 seats per table] the you add 12 to 48 [12 servers] then you get 60