Let x and y represent the number of CDs and T-shirts she can buy, respectively

Amount she can spend on CDs:         8x

Amount she can spend on T-shirts:   15y

Since "THE MOST" means just that, we use the inequality: 

Since "THE MOST" she can spend is $75, we get: 



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