Part A. Let 'h' represent the number of nights you stay at the Highville Resort and 'c' represent the number of nights you stay at the Coral Hotel.
1. You want to stay at least 6 Nights, then h+c≥6.
2. You want to stay at least 1 night at the Highville Resort, then h≥1.
3. You want to spend no more than $700.
- The Highville Resort costs $130 per night, then it costs $130h per h nights;
- The Coral Hotel costs $85 per night, then it costs $85c per c nights.
In total, 130h+85c≤700.
You get the system of inequalities:
[tex]\left\{\begin{array}{l}h+c\ge 6\\h\ge 1\\130h+85c\le 700\end{array}\right.[/tex]
Part B. If h is on the y-axis and c is on the x-axis, then the system of inequalities is
[tex]\left\{\begin{array}{l}y+x\ge 6\\y\ge 1\\130y+85x\le 700\end{array}\right.[/tex]
See attached diagram for graphs.
Part C. You can stay: