To represent Bashir's earnings from both jobs as an inequality, we can set up the following equation based on the information provided:
Bashir earns $15 per hour as a lifeguard and $13 per hour for tutoring. If \( l \) represents the number of hours lifeguarding and \( t \) represents the number of hours tutoring, we can express Bashir's total earnings as:
\[ 15l + 13t \]
Bashir must earn a minimum of $230, which means we can set up the inequality:
\[ 15l + 13t \geq 230 \]
This inequality represents the possible values for the number of hours lifeguarding (\( l \)) and tutoring (\( t \)) that Bashir can work in a given week in order to meet his earnings goal.