MATH/OXYGEN_RENT.TXT

    PASTEBIN_URL[ https://pastebin.com/68ifL6Vc                ]
    TINY_____URL[ www.tinyurl.com/OXYGEN-RENT                  ]
    DESMOS_GRAPH[ https://www.desmos.com/calculator/etstfk8liw ]

    y = mx + b
    y = ( m * x ) + b
    m : slope
    b : y intercept

    :TIME_IS_MONEY:--------------------------------------------:

        x + y <= 20
        x : time (I think)
        y : money(I think)

        For some strange ducking reason:
            1: No one works more than 20 hours.
            2: No one makes more than 20 dollars.

        OVER_WORKED:

            x = 19  //:Worked_For[ 19 hours ]
            y =  1  //:Got___Paid[  1 Dollar]

        LUCKY_DASTARD:

            x =  1 //:Worked_For[  1 hours ]
            y = 19 //:Got___Paid[ 19 Dollar]

    :--------------------------------------------:TIME_IS_MONEY:
    :COSTS_MONEY_TO_LIVE:--------------------------------------:

        6x + 12y >= 96

        LOW_OXYGEN_RENT:

            x = 14 //:Breathed_For[ 14 hours  ]
            y =  1 //:You______OWE[  1 dollars]

        HIGH_OXYGEN_RENT:

            x =  2 //:Breathed_For[  2 hours  ]
            y =  7 //:You______OWE[  7 dollars]

    :--------------------------------------:COSTS_MONEY_TO_LIVE:
    :THE_SHADED_AREA_IS_THOSE_WHO_GET_TO_LIVE:-----------------:

        If this analogy is correct. Then the LUCKY_DASTARD
        living in a LOW_OXYGEN_RENT area is probably alive.

        If this analogy is correct. Then the OVER_WORKED
        living in a HIGH_OXYGEN_RENT area is probably dead.

        Let's do that math:

            Alive Rich Person:

                x  + y   <= 20 , where: x =  1 , y = 19
                6x + 12y >= 96 , where: x = 14 , y =  1

            Dying Poor Person:

                x + y    <= 20 , where: x = 19 , y = 1
                6x + 12y >= 96 , where: x =  2 , y = 7

    :-----------------:THE_SHADED_AREA_IS_THOSE_WHO_GET_TO_LIVE: