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Tom has $10 that he wants to use to buy pens and pencils. However, he does not want to buy more pens than pencils. A pen costs $3, and a pencil costs $1. Which graph represents this scenario? (Here, x represents the number of pens and y the number of pencils.)


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Tom has 10 that he wants to use to buy pens and pencils However he does not want to buy more pens than pencils A pen costs 3 and a pencil costs 1 Which graph re class=
Tom has 10 that he wants to use to buy pens and pencils However he does not want to buy more pens than pencils A pen costs 3 and a pencil costs 1 Which graph re class=
Tom has 10 that he wants to use to buy pens and pencils However he does not want to buy more pens than pencils A pen costs 3 and a pencil costs 1 Which graph re class=
Tom has 10 that he wants to use to buy pens and pencils However he does not want to buy more pens than pencils A pen costs 3 and a pencil costs 1 Which graph re class=
Tom has 10 that he wants to use to buy pens and pencils However he does not want to buy more pens than pencils A pen costs 3 and a pencil costs 1 Which graph re class=

Respuesta :

You have two equations.

First equation:
3x + y = 10 <---plot

Second equation:
x <= y
Turn x<=y to x = y and plot

Now you have to plot this and then use a test point to see which is true for both equations. The image is what it will look like after you plot. Your answer would be your third picture.
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Answer:

for plato it is graph A it goes with the first answers graph

Step-by-step explanation:


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