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Shawn is buying towels for his apartment. he finds some green towels that cost $10 each and blue towels that cost $7 each. he wants to buy at least 6 towels but doesn’t want to spend more than $70. write a system of inequalities that represents the situation and then graph the solutions.
define the variables: let x = the number of green towels, let y = the number of blue towels.
inequality 1:
inequality 2:
one possible combination of green and blue towels:
one not possible combination of green and blue towels:
show work on how to get the answers.
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