Chloe is buying souvenirs on vacation. She wants to spend 70 dollars at most, but only...

Chloe is buying souvenirs on vacation. She wants to spend 70 dollars at most, but only has 60 cubic inches of space available in her luggage. If bracelets cost 7 dollars and take up 3 inches of space and t-shirts are 5 dollars but take 15 inches of space, write and graph a system of four inequalities that model Chloe's possible purchases.Let x=the number of bracelets and y=the number of t-shirts. Use a scale of 2 on both axes.

So my inequalities are as follows: x >= 0
y >= 0
7x+5y<=70
3x+15y<=60

Can you please check if my inequalities are correct and show me how to graph them? Thanks!

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