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Chucky is on a tight budget. He has only $9.60each week allotted for juice and train...

Chucky is on a tight budget. He has only $9.60each week allotted for juice and train tickets. A bottle of juice costs $1.60 and the cost of a train ticket is $0.80. Graph Chucky's budget constraint by moving the endpoints of the line segment in the graph.
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