Shane spends $2,000 each week for supplies and labor to run his car detailing business. he charges $30 for each car and $45 for each truck. which inequality could shane use to calculate the number of cars, , and trucks, , he needs to detail in order to make a profit?

Step-by-step explanation:

Shane spends $2,000 each week for supplies and labor to run his car detailing business. This means that his total cost of running his car detailing business is $2000

Let x represent the number of cars that he would need. If he charges $30 for each car, the total amount charged for x cars would be 30×x = $30x

Let y represent the number of trucks that he would need. If he charges $45 for each car, the total amount charged for y trucks would be 45×y = $45y

In order to make profit, the inequality would be

30x + 45y greater than 2000

45.3592

step-by-step explanation:

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