Number 4 please 4. Emma is buying new herbs for her garden. Basil plants cost $5 each and mint plants cost$10 each. She wants to buy at least 9 plants but cannot spend more than $70. Write and solvea system of linear inequalities that shows all possible combinations of the plants Emma couldpurchase.1. Identify the variables:3. Graph the system: 108y =6.42. Write a system ofinequalities:4. List 2 possiblecombinations:6 8 102412145. Micah is having a party and is serving pizza and hamburgers. He wants enough for at leas20 guests. Hamburgers are $4 each and pizza plates are $2 each. Micah wants to spend nomore than $80 on food for his party. Write and solve a system of linear inequalities that showall possible combinations of hamburgers and pizza plates he can buy.1. Identify the variables:3. Graph the system:48

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4. Emma is buying new herbs for her garden. Basil plants cost $5 each and mint plants cost $10 each. She wants to buy at least 9 plants but cannot spend more than $70. Write and solve a system of linear inequalities that shows all possible combinations of the plants Emma could purchase. 1. Identify the variables: 3. Graph the system: 10 8 y = 6 4 2. Write a system of inequalities: 4. List 2 possible combinations: 2

4. Emma is buying new herbs for her garden. Basil plants cost $5 each and mint plants cost $10 each. She wants to buy at least 9 plants but cannot spend more than $70. Write and solve a system of linear inequalities that shows all possible combinations of the plants Emma could purchase. 1. Identify the variables: 3. Graph the system: 10 8 y = 6 4 2. Write a system of inequalities: 4. List 2 possible combinations: 2

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter6: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section6.5: Systems Of Inequalities

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