Which combinations of bracelets and rings can Marisol sell to meet her goals? Select all that apply. Multiple select question.A)25 bracelets and 65 ringsB)40 bracelets and 48 ringsC)60 bracelets and 35 ringsD)85 bracelets and 10 ringsE)105 bracelets and 15 ringsF)120 bracelets and 0 rings

Marisol is making bracelets and rings to sell at a craft fair. She plans to sell each bracelet for $6 and each ring for $8. The craft fair committee charges a $25 fee to sell at the fair, and it costs Marisol $2 to make a bracelet and $4 to make a ring. If Marisol wants to sell at least $600 in jewelry and spend less than $300 for supplies and the fee, which system of inequalities represents the situation? Let b represent the number of bracelets and r represent the number of rings.

Sarah makes bracelets and necklaces to sell at a craft store. Each bracelet makes a profit of $7, takes 1 hour to assemble, and costs $2 for materials. Each necklace makes a profit of $12, takes 2 hour to assemble, and costs $3 for materials. Sarah has 48 hours available to assemble bracelets and necklaces. (𝑥=number of bracelets, 𝑦=number of necklaces).Maximize     𝑍=12𝑥+7𝑦Constraints:   𝑥≥0,𝑦≥0                           2𝑥+3𝑦≤78                        𝑥+2𝑦≤48 22. How much optimum profit did she realize?Group of answer choicesP 468P 270P 300P 168

A jewelry store sells a necklace that the buyer can customize. The buyer is instructed to select 3 different charms from among the 7 available and specify the order from left to right. How many different necklaces are possible?

Christine sells beaded necklaces. Each large necklace sells for $5.50 and each small necklace sells for $4.50. How much will she earn from selling 1 large necklace and 5 small necklaces?

Refer to the Table below. SerenaHaleyBracelets89Necklaces1612What is Haley’s opportunity cost of making a necklace?Question 4Select one:a.3/4 of a braceletb.3 braceletsc.1 1/3 necklacesd.2 necklacesClear my choice