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Mathematics, 08.11.2020 06:20 Chandler1Gaming

Emma and her children went into a restaurant where they sell hotdogs for $4 each and drinks for $1.50 each. Emma has $30 to spend and must buy no less than 9 hotdogs and drinks altogether. If xx represents the number of hotdogs purchased and yy represents the number of drinks purchased, write and solve a system of inequalities graphically and determine one possible solution.


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