1. You and a friend both would like a salad and a small drink. Between the two of you, you have $8.00. A salad cost $2.49 and a small drink is $0.99 Can either of you have a second salad or drink? Assume there is no tax. (1 point)
a. Yes, one salad
b. yes, one of each
c. yes, one drink
d. no, you cannot
Thanks!(:

Question

1. You and a friend both would like a salad and a small drink. Between the two of you, you have $8.00. A salad cost $2.49 and a small drink is $0.99 Can either of you have a second salad or drink? Assume there is no tax. (1 point)
a. Yes, one salad
b. yes, one of each
c. yes, one drink
d. no, you cannot
Thanks!(:

anonymous · Answer

Its systems of linear inequalities. :o

anonymous · Answer

C. Yes, one drink. It's been a few years but, just taking 8$ and taking away everything that's being bought, you're left to divide the money left over which was $1.04 and you only have enough to buy one small drink. So uh, yeah, haha the answer is C

anonymous · Answer

Did that make sense?

anonymous · Answer

Oh ok! Yes, It makes sorta sense.(; thank so much!!

anonymous · Answer

Sorry I couldn't explain better! I'm confident that C is the answer without a doubt tho XD