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25 April, 10:28

Jason works as a babysitter and as a lifeguard. Because of school, he can only work a maximum of 15 hours per week. However, each job requires that he works at least five hours a week. Which system of inequalities could be used to graph the feasible hours Jason can spend working as a babysitter (b) and working as a lifeguard (l) ?

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