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bonufazy [111]
3 years ago
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The students of Lincoln High School are raising money to support the sports teams. A local organization donated boxes of popcorn

and candy for the students to sell. The freshmen are selling boxes of popcorn for $2 each, and the sophomores are selling boxes of candy for $4 each. The students' target is to raise more than $800. The sophomores expect to sell at most 100 boxes of candy. Let x represent the number of boxes of popcorn sold and y represent the number of boxes of candy sold. Which system of inequalities models the given situation? . The students of Lincoln High School are raising money to support the sports teams. A local organization donated boxes of popcorn and candy for the students to sell. The freshmen are selling boxes of popcorn for $2 each, and the sophomores are selling boxes of candy for $4 each. The students' target is to raise more than $800. The sophomores expect to sell at most 100 boxes of candy. Let x represent the number of boxes of popcorn sold and y represent the number of boxes of candy sold. Which system of inequalities models the given situation?
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