Mathematics
Mathematics, 08.04.2021 19:30, dontworry48

(I will give brainiest) Chelsea has just started her own flower business appropriately named Flowers by C. She knows that she needs to order carnations and roses for her grand opening in order to make
bouquets and vases to sell. She can order a maximum of 300 carnations and 250 roses. The following inequalities represent the total number of bouquets and vases she can make given the
orders she places. Let x represent the number of bouquets and y represent the number of vases.
If she wants to make 18 vases, what is the maximum number of bouquets she can make?


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