Question 95·Medium·Linear Inequalities in One or Two Variables

A muralist is choosing jars of two paint colors for a wall.

• Each jar of Color A covers $\frac{1}{2}$ square meter.
• Each jar of Color B covers $\frac{3}{4}$ square meter.

The muralist needs to cover at least $6$ square meters. Let $x$ be the number of jars of Color A and let $y$ be the number of jars of Color B.

Which inequality represents this situation?