Gary has been given the task of purchasing chips and pretzels for a big backyard picnic. He's been given $30 to spend on the snacks. When he gets to the store, he finds that each bag of chips, x, costs about $2 and each bag of pretzels, y, costs about $3 b) Use whatever method you wish to find 3 possible combinations of bags of chips and pretzels that will cost exactly $30. Even if graphing is not your solution method, explain where these solution points would be found on the graph of the inequality
cool question: start with 2x + 3y = 30
oh wait, i didnt see that the cost of the items are "about" 2 and 3 dollars.
x = 15 and y = 10 ....right?
well, Gary could buy 15 bags of chips and 0 bags of pretzels
or 10 bags of pretzels and 0 bags of chips
but those are not the only possible answers
....but its right?
yes, but you need to find another possible answer
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