Lola bought x pencils that cost $0.25 each and y erasers that cost $0.50. she spent less than $3. which graph represents lola’s purchase?

There are no images of graphs, however I will provide you with be basic graph formula.

0.25x for the pencils
0.50y for the erasers
< 3 for she spent less...

So...

0.25x + 0.50y < 3

The graph that I made using a website ( message me if you want it ):

It is given that:

Lola bought x pencils that cost $0.25 each.

i.e. Total cost of pencils is=$ 0.25 x

She bought  y erasers that cost $0.50 each.

i.e. Total cost of erasers=$ 0.50 y.

She spent less than $3.

i.e. Total cost of her purchase is less than $ 3.

Hence we will get a linear inequality as:

0.25 x+0.50 y < 3.

The graph of the linear inequality is a straight dotted  line ( since the inequality is a strict inequality) with y-intercept at (0,6) and x-intercept at 12.

Iwould say false, not positive but if prices went up for both stores, technically there will be less buyers?

The answer is 16.64 feetyour welcome