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6. Graphing Linear Inequalities in Two Variables

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Exercise 5 Page 249

Think about a time where you have a limited budget.

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Imagine that you are planning your birthday party and have a budget of $100 to spend on decorations and party favors. If you let the amount you spend on decorations be d and the amount you spend on party favors be p, then the total cost of your birthday party can be represented by the following inequality: d+p≤100.