Question

batches of tomato sauce batches of salsa which statement is true about the graph? mike can make 3 batches of salsa and 6 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce. mike can make 3 batches of salsa and 3 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce. mike can make 6 batches of salsa and 3 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce. mike can make 6 batches of salsa and 9 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce.

Explanation:

First, identify that the intersection point of the two lines represents the combination where all garden produce is used (since it's the only point that satisfies both resource constraints). The intersection is at (6, 3), where the x-axis is batches of salsa and y-axis is batches of tomato sauce. Now check each option:

• Option 1: (3,6) is on the upper line but not the intersection, so it doesn't use all produce for both constraints.
• Option 2: (3,3) is not on either line, so it's not a valid full-usage combination.
• Option 3: (6,3) matches the intersection point, meaning this combination uses all garden produce.
• Option 4: (6,9) is not on any of the lines, so it's not valid.

Answer:

Mike can make 6 batches of salsa and 3 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce.