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An arrangement for one container needs to have at least 4 flowers in it and the total wholesale cost must be less than $12. At wholesale, lilies cost $2 per flower and roses cost $3 per flower. If x is the number of lilies and y is the number of roses, which graph represents the system of inequalities for this scenario?
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The graph that most effectively illustrates the system of inequalities for the given scenario would be:
- Graph A
Given that,Minimum flowers in the arrangement = 4 flowersThe wholesale cost should be < $12
Cost of Lilies = $2 per flower
Cost of Roses = $3 per flower
where number of lilies number of rose
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