tammy buys candy that cost 5 dollars per pound. she will spend more than 40 dollars on candy. what are the possible numbers of p
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Because he needs less than (note that he didn't say he needs no more than) 6 pounds, first inequality is C) x+y<6
Now in inequalities that have 7 and 5 in them, 7 represents the cost of first ingredient and 5 the cost of second ingredient. If we multiply each of that number with quantity of that ingredient and sum both up we get the price of the mixture.
Because he says that he wants that mixture costs no more than 30 that means that it costs less than 30 but 30 can be the answer as well.
The last answer is E) 7x + 5y
Now in inequalities that have 7 and 5 in them, 7 represents the cost of first ingredient and 5 the cost of second ingredient. If we multiply each of that number with quantity of that ingredient and sum both up we get the price of the mixture.
Because he says that he wants that mixture costs no more than 30 that means that it costs less than 30 but 30 can be the answer as well.
The last answer is E) 7x + 5y