Teri is making ribbons and bracelets to give to her friends. Her budget is limited, and she has some constraints on the number of bracelets she can make compared to the number of ribbons. She has created and solved a system of two inequalities graphically where x represents the number of ribbons and y represents the number of bracelets. Both of the inequalities are graphed on the coordinate plane below. The solutions of the system each represent the number of items of each type she can make given the constraints. Which two points are solutions to the system of inequalities? A B (2,7) с D (3,10) 56 91041121314

Teri is making ribbons and bracelets to give to her friends. Her budget is limited, and she has some constraints on the number of bracelets she can make compared to the number of ribbons. She has created and solved a system of two inequalities graphically where x represents the number of ribbons and y represents the number of bracelets. Both of the inequalities are graphed on the coordinate plane below. The solutions of the system each represent the number of items of each type she can make given the constraints. Which two points are solutions to the system of inequalities? A B (2,7) с D (3,10) 56 91041121314

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Teri is making ribbons and bracelets to give to her friends. Her budget is limited, and she
has some constraints on the number of bracelets she can make compared to the number
of ribbons. She has created and solved a system of two inequalities graphically where x
represents the number of ribbons and y represents the number of bracelets.
Both of the inequalities are graphed on the coordinate plane below. The solutions of the
system each represent the number of items of each type she can make given the
constraints.
Which two points are solutions to the system of inequalities?
A
B (27)
с
D
(4,3)
(3,10)
14
13
-12)
56 8 9 1011121314

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Point A (1,4) lies in solution of both in equality.

Point B (2,7) is also lies in solution of both in equality.

Point C(4,3) is lies in solution of only one in equality.

Point D(3,10) is lies in solution of only one in equality.

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