Mathematics
Mathematics, 19.11.2020 05:20, mathman783

URGENT PLS HELP!! Kirsten just found out that Snap will no longer be free, and she is devastated. Snap will charge 3 cents for each picture sent and 9 cents for each video. Her parents are willing to allow her to spend no more than 15 dollars a month. Kirsten knows that based on her typical usage she will send more than 200 Snaps a month. Model Kirsten’s monthly Snap budget and show all possible combinations. Identify one plausible scenario that could occur.

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