SOLUTION: Write a constraint equation if roses sell for $3 each and carnations sell for $2 each and you have $50 to spend

SOLUTION: Write a constraint equation if roses sell for $3 each and carnations sell for $2 each and you have $50 to spend

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Question 1185579: Write a constraint equation if roses sell for $3 each and carnations sell for $2 each and you have $50 to spend
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

let the number of roses and the number of carnations
if roses sell for $ each and carnations sell for $ each and you have $ to spend:

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