At an end of the year sale, gabriela bought more than 12 bottles of hand soaps and lotions. if x represents the number of hand soaps and y represents the number of lotions she bought, which inequality best represents her purchase?

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Rebekah Marquez

Mathematics

28 September, 13:09

At an end of the year sale, gabriela bought more than 12 bottles of hand soaps and lotions. if x represents the number of hand soaps and y represents the number of lotions she bought, which inequality best represents her purchase?

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Alanna Mathews · Answer 1

For this case we have the following variables:

x: represents the number of hand soaps

y: represents the number of lotions

We know that Gabriela bought more than 12 bottles of both products.

Therefore, the inequality that represents the problem is given by:

x + y> 12

Answer:

An inequality that best represents her purchase is:

x + y> 12

Walter Bates · Answer 2

We are given with the situation where Gabriela is stated to have bought more than 12 bottles of hand soaps and lotions where x represents the number of hand soaps while y represents the number fo lotions. The inequality equation in this case is x + y > 12.