Mathematics, 02.03.2021 05:30 HopeBordelon4

1) You can spend at most $24 at the fair. Game tickets cost $2 each, and ride tickets cost $4

each. You want to buy at least 3 game tickets

and more than 2 ride tickets. Write a system

of linear inequalities that represents the

situation. How many of each ticket can you

buy?

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