Answer:
18 bags of chips and 6 jars of salsa.
Step-by-step explanation:
The inequality that represents this situation is
[tex]2.5x+4y \leq 60[/tex]
Because, $2.50 cost the bag of cheaps and salsa, and the budget is $60, which is a restriction, you cannot spend more than $60.
Now, the solutions of these inequality must satisfy the restriction. Let's evaluate each choice.
10 bags of chips and 2 jars of salsa.
[tex]2.5x+4y \leq 60\\2.5(10)+4(2) \leq 60\\25+8 \leq 60\\33 \leq 60[/tex]
Which satisfies the restriction, the cost is under the budget.
20 bags of chips en 2 jars of salsa.
[tex]2.5x+4y \leq 60\\2.5(20)+4(2) \leq 60\\50+8\leq 60\\58 \leq 60[/tex]
It's under the budget.
14 bags of chips and 5 jars of salsa.
[tex]2.5x+4y \leq 60\\2.5(14)+4(5) \leq 60\\35+20 \leq 60\\55 \leq 60[/tex]
It's under the budget.
18 bags of chips and 6 jars of salsa.
[tex]2.5x+4y \leq 60\\2.5(18)+4(6)\leq 60\\45+24 \leq 60\\69 \leq 60[/tex]
It's not under the budget.
Therefore, the last choice doesn't represent a solution of the inequality, because it costs more than $60.