Question

Mr. Garza's family is attending the local soccer game. He has 30 to spend on food and drinks . The cost of chips is $2 and the cost of a drink is $3 . Which of the following inequalities represents all possible combinations of c , and d, the number of drinks , that Mr. Garza can purchase?

Answer 1

Answer:

$6

Step-by-step explanation:

let x and y be the number of chip and pretzel bags respectively  : 4x%2B2y%3 C=20 : if x=1 then 4%281%29%2B2y%3C=20--->{{2y<=16}}}--->y%3C=8  : if x=3 then 4%283%29%2B2y%3C=20--->{{2y<=8}}}--->y%3C=4  : so chips 1 and pretzels 8  : chips 3 and pretzels 4.