Marcia has $20 to purchase food for a party. Each bag of candy costs $3 and each bottle of soda costs $2. If x is the number of bags of candy she will purchase and y is the number of bottles of soda, which of the following could be a possible solution to the inequality? Marcia has $20 to purchase food for a party. Each bag of candy costs $3 and each bottle of soda costs $2. If x is the number of bags of candy she will purchase and y is the number of bottles of soda, which of the following could be a possible solution to the inequality?

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Patricia

29 May, 00:31

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Gavyn Ellison · Answer 1

3x + 2y = 20

x the number of bags of candy she bought

y is how many sodas she bought

20 is the amount she has to spend