Correct answer only ! the triangular region shows the number of possible carrots, x, and the number of possible cucumbers, y, a person can use in a salad. which combination of carrots and cucumbers can the person use? a. 30 carrots and 21 cucumbers b. 30 carrots and 25 cucumbers c. 25 carrots and 20 cucumbers d. 25 carrots and 30 cucumbers

Remark

At first glance, one would think this problem isn't possible. But if you use the magnifying glass, you see that it is.

Solve

25 carrots puts you somewhere to the left of the shaded area, so C and D are both wrong.

That leaves you with A or B. You need 30 carrots (or just very slightly less) at least to solve this problem. The way to distinguish between A and B is to look at the line that goes from lower right to upper left. When you magnify this graph, you see that at 30 carrots the line or boundary goes through 20 cucumbers. 21 is just very slightly above that and 25 is far above the other line. 21 cucumbers is the only possible right answer for the number of cucumbers. 25 is too high. B is wrong. The answer is A.

the one on the bottom left

step-by-step explanation:

all of the other ones have a specific pattern