Freddie is buying wings and nachos for a party. A box of 10 wings cost $7.00. Nachos cost $4.00 Per tray. He must spend less than $40 on wings and nachos. Using x to represent each box of wings and y to represent Each tray of nachos, create an inequality that correctly represents the possible number of boxes of wings and traye of nachos Freddy can buy and still be within budget.

Question

Colton Alexander

Mathematics

16 November, 01:19

Freddie is buying wings and nachos for a party. A box of 10 wings cost $7.00. Nachos cost $4.00 Per tray. He must spend less than $40 on wings and nachos. Using x to represent each box of wings and y to represent Each tray of nachos, create an inequality that correctly represents the possible number of boxes of wings and traye of nachos Freddy can buy and still be within budget.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Jazmin Harrington · Answer 1

If Freddie were to buy 4 of each,

$7 x 4 = $28

$4 x 4 = $16

It would add up to too much at 44 dollars

But if he bought 4 boxes of wings and 3 trays of nachos,

$7 x 4 = $28

$4 x 3 = $12

28+12 = 40

So Freddie could buy 4 boxes of wings and 3 trays of nachos and keep in budget.