Select the correct answer. Regina is shopping for clothes, and she sees that T-shirts are marked at $10 each and sweatshirts are marked at $14 each. She wants to buy
at least 5 items while spending under $60.
Which graph represents the number of T-shirts and sweatshirts Regina can buy to meet her goal?

The graphs are missing, but we can find the inequality for this problem:

She has $60.

The price of a T-shirt is $10, the price of a sweatshirt is $14.

If T is the number of T-shirts she buys, and S is the number of sweatshirts that she buys, we have:

T + S ≥ 5 (because she wants to buy at least 5 items)

T*$10 + S*$14 < $60 (because she wants to spend under $60)

Those two inequalities define the number of T-shirts and sweatshirts that she can buy.

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step-by-step explanation:

150.6

all i did was i multiplied 5.02 by 30