Question

Stephon is buying some snacks for his siblings at a convenience store. He wants to buy at least 6 items, but he has only $12 in his pocket. One bag of chips costs $2.25, and one candy bar costs $1.50. Which graph represents the number of bags of chips and candy bars Stephon can buy?

Answer 1

Answer:

Stephon can buy total 4 chips bag and 2 candy bar

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The money which Stephon has in his pocket = $ 12

The cost of one chips bag = $ 2.25

The cost of one candy bar = $ 1.50

The total number of items he can buy = 6

So, Let the number of chips bag he can buy = x

∴ The number of candy bar he can buy = 6 - x

Now, according to question

The number of chips bag×The cost of one chips bag + The number of candy bar×The cost of one candy bar = $ 12

Or, x × $ 2.25 + (6-x) × $ 1.50 = $ 12

Or,  x × $ 2.25 + 9 -  x × $ 1.50 = $ 12

or,  x × $ 0.75 = 12 - 9

or, x = $\frac{3}{0.75}$ = 4

The number of chips bag he can buy = x = 4

And The number of candy bar he can buy = 6 - x = 6 - 4 = 2

Hence Stephon can buy total 4 chips bag and 2 candy bar .  Answer