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You are making a fruit salad for a family dinner and only have $32 to spend making it. Grapes(x) cost $4 per pound and watermelon(y) cost $2 per pound.

Model the problem situation with a linear inequality.

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haidynb510

Answer:

this is easy. you just need to write and equation that shows how many pounds of each fruit you can buy in total (x for 1 pound of grapes and y for 1 pound of watermelon). this would make the equation 32 = 4x + 2x.

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