Mathematics, 14.04.2020 00:34 chonawilson4

"Jason is with a large group of friends at the movie theater. He plans on buying a
few popcorns and drinks for his friends. Each popcorn cost $4 and each drink cost
$3. He only has $24 with him."
What would be an appropriate set of inequalities to represent how many popcorns
and drinks that Jason could purchase (p = number of popcorns, d = number of
drinks)?

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