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3 years ago

Alexandra has $15 to buy drinks for her friends at the baseball game. Soda

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1 answer:

EleoNora [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

write an equation for the costs:

if x is the number of sodas

and y is the number of waters

2.75x + 2y <= 15

(<= is less than or equal to)

if we substitute 3 for y

we get 2.75x + 2(3) <= 15

2.75x + 6 <= 15

2.75x <= 9

9 / 2.75 = 3.2727

however, you cannot buy part of a soda

so, round to 3

you also cannot buy negative sodas

so, the answer is C

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