Marsha has budgeted no more than $3,000 on centerpieces for the tables at the reception, which inequality represents all possible combinations of x, the number of guest tables lily arrangements, and y, the number of family table rose arrangements, that marsha can buy for no more than $3,000

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Marsha has budgeted no more than $3,000 on centerpieces for the tables

x denotes the number of Guest Tables Lily Arrangements

y denotes the number of Family Table Rose Arrangements

To Find: Which inequality represents all possible combinations of x,  and y,  that Marsha can buy for no more than $3,000?

Solution :

Since there are x number of Guest Tables Lily Arrangements.

And there are y  number of Family Table Rose Arrangements

Since she cannot spend more than 3000 on centerpieces .

So, the inequality becomes:

Hence inequality represents all possible combinations of x and y that Marsha can buy for no more than $3,000: