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Jessies daughter went to target and bought $1 or $2 items from the one spot area. She wants to spend less then 20$ at target. Part A: List three possiable combinations of $1 or $2 items she could buy. Part B: Write an inequality to represent the situation. Part D: What is the difference between the ordered pairs that fall on the line and the ones that fall in the shaded area?

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Step-by-step explanation:

part A:

she can buy  8 of $1 items and  and 5 $2 since

[tex]8(1) + 5(2)= 8 +10 =[/tex] $18 < $20

she can buy 5 $1 items and  and 7 $2 since

[tex]5(1) + 7(2)= 5 +14 =[/tex] $19 < $20

she can buy 5 $3 items and  and 8 $2 since

[tex]3(1) + 8(2)= 3 +16 =[/tex] $19 < $20

part B:

let x represent  $2  and y represent $1 , since she wants to spend below $20 this would be

[tex]2x +y<20[/tex]

part C:

refer to the attached graph for part c

the difference between the ordered pairs that falls on the line and the shaded area is 0

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