Mathematics, 12.02.2021 17:50, Demaryaflie

Larry wants to purchase birthday gifts for his twin sisters. One sister likes daises which costs $2.00 per stem and the other likes tulips which costs $3.00 per stem. Which inequality could he use to determine how many of each flower he could buy if he only has $35.00 to spend? Let x represent the number of daisies and y the number of tulips. Group of answer choices

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