Alex is ordering his girlfriend a bouquet of flowers for their anniversary. Roses cost $5 each and carnations cost $2 each. He would like to include at least 3 flowers. To stay in his budget, he must not spend more than $36. 1) Identify the combinations of roses or carnations Alex could purchase for his girlfriend.

A) 3 roses and 8 carnations
B) 6 roses and 6 carnations
C) 6 roses and 1 carnation
D) 4 roses and 11 carnations
E) 2 roses and 6 carnations

2) Norah graphed the system above.

Did she graph the system correctly?

O) No, Norah did not graph correctly.
O) Yes, Norah is correct.