You attend a baseball game with friends and visit the snack stand between innings. Soda costs $2 a can, and a box of popcorn costs $1.50. You have $15 with you, and you wish to buy more cans of soda than boxes of popcorn. If x represents the number of cans of soda and y the number of boxes of popcorn, which graph represents the inequalities in this scenario?

A.
graph A

B.
graph B

C.
graph C

D.
graph D

Question

You attend a baseball game with friends and visit the snack stand between innings. Soda costs $2 a can, and a box of popcorn costs $1.50. You have $15 with you, and you wish to buy more cans of soda than boxes of popcorn. If x represents the number of cans of soda and y the number of boxes of popcorn, which graph represents the inequalities in this scenario?

A. 
graph A

B. 
graph B

C. 
graph C

D. 
graph D

olivia14 · Answer

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olivia14 · Answer

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Brazyxkapalot · Answer

I feel like imma b wrong

olivia14 · Answer

i just really need to know how to write the equation

MrMudd183 · Answer

I'm currently trying to look at the info given and work the problem out

olivia14 · Answer

okay thanks mudd

MrMudd183 · Answer

I think it's D.  You can get 6 sodas for $12 and 2 boxes of popcorn for $3.

2+2+2+2+2+2+1.5+1.5
         4+4+4+3
             8+7
              15

olivia14 · Answer

ok ok makes sense

olivia14 · Answer

ahh it was wrong but thanks anyways

MrMudd183 · Answer

I'm sorry, I had the right thinking but I must've chose the wrong graph

olivia14 · Answer

no its no problem lol i appreciate u helping me anyways

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