Answer:
both are answered below
Step-by-step explanation:
- let us assume that , he buys y number of roses and x carnations.
- the total cost cant be more than $30.
- the cost of each rose : $3
- the cost of each carnation : $2
- so, the cost of all roses that he buys : 3x
- the cost of all carnations that he buys : 2y
- the required inequality will be : 3x+2y[tex]\leq[/tex]30
- the graph is in the attachment.
- by seeing graph, possible x,y values: (2,12) , (6,6) , (8,3)
[where x represents no. of carnations that he buys , y represents no. of roses that he buys ]
