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Help I will mark you brainliest! Juliette and Trish are selling cupcakes and cookies for a student government fundraiser. So far, Juliette has made more than $20 selling 25 cupcakes and 10 cookies. Trish has made over $30 selling 75 cupcakes. Write a system of linear inequalities that models this situation. Let x represent the price per cupcake, and let y represent the price per cookie. One possible solution to the system of inequalities is (6, 8). Are the values for this solution reasonable? Explain your reasoning.

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