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Mathematics, 28.09.2020 14:01 jerryG6171

Suppose you are buying two kinds of chips for a party. Each bag of potato chips costs $2.50 and each bag of corn chips costs $2.90. You must have at least 100 bags of chips for the party and the total cost of the chips can be no more than $350. Write a System of two inequalities that describe the situation.

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