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Mathematics, 29.10.2020 14:00 SM141372

John owns a hardware store. He has at most $1,000 to spend on restocking his pipes. Steel pipes cost $100, and plastic pipes cost $50. He needs at least 5 steel pipes and no more than 10 plastic pipes. Identify the graph that shows all possible combinations of steel and plastic pipes that he can buy. Also identify two possible combinations.


John owns a hardware store. He has at most $1,000 to spend on restocking his pipes. Steel pipes cos
John owns a hardware store. He has at most $1,000 to spend on restocking his pipes. Steel pipes cos
John owns a hardware store. He has at most $1,000 to spend on restocking his pipes. Steel pipes cos
John owns a hardware store. He has at most $1,000 to spend on restocking his pipes. Steel pipes cos

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