Ryleigh received a $50 gift card to the frozen yogurt shop for her birthday. The shop sells yogurt sundaes for $4 and yogurt cones for $3. How many sundaes and cones can she buy with her card?

If x represents the number of yogurt sundaes and y represents the number of yogurt cones, which graph correctly shows the solution to the problem?

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19 August, 04:55

Ryleigh received a $50 gift card to the frozen yogurt shop for her birthday. The shop sells yogurt sundaes for $4 and yogurt cones for $3. How many sundaes and cones can she buy with her card?

If x represents the number of yogurt sundaes and y represents the number of yogurt cones, which graph correctly shows the solution to the problem?

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Sissy · Answer 1

Given:

gift card = 50

yogurt sundaes = 4 represented by x

yogurt cones = 3 represented by y

4x + 3y = 50 or 4x + 3y < 50

Since there is only one equation that I can show, I can't show the exact value of x and y. Had there been another set of equation, I can do substitution and solve for the value of x and y.