The questions in the first section on a test are worth 3 points and the questions in the second section are worth 5 points. let x represent the number of correct questions from the first section, and let y represent the number of correct questions from the second section. sydney earned more than 80 points on the test. the inequality representing her score is 3x + 5y > 80. if sydney answered 15 questions in the first section correctly, what is the minimum number of questions she must have answered correctly in the second section? sydney must have answered at least     questions correctly in the second section of the test.

Answer-

Sydney must answer at least 8 questions in the second section to score more than 80 in total.  

Solution-

Worth of each correct answer in the first section = 3 points

Worth of each correct answer in the second section = 5 points

Let us assume that,

x = Number of correct answer from the first section

y = Number of correct answer from the second section

Then total mark scored will be,

As given in the question that she scored more than 80 in the test, so

She correctly answered 15 in the first section, so mark scored in the first section will be 15×3 = 45, then the equation will be

So, she must answer more than 7 questions or at least 8 questions in the second section, in order to score more than 80 in total.  

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graphically?   well, you graph them both, the solutions is where they both intersect each other, since there are two solutions, meaning they will meet twice, or namely the linear will run into the quadratic curve twice, and where they meet, those x,y coordinates are the solutions to the system.

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