Read the scenarios below. Determine which scenario can be represented by an inequality, an equation, or a system of equations. Use the drop-down menu to the left of each scenario to select your answer. Choose each option only once. Your parents saved $3000 for a family vacation! Due to reduced travel (caused by COVID-19), each airplane ticket is now only $150! Determine how many airplane tickets you can purchase without exceeding the $3000 budget. When you arrived to your destination for vacation, you took a taxi to the hotel. The taxi fare was $2.14 per mile and you gave the driver a $8 tip. You paid a total of $52.03. How many miles was the airport from the hotel? Once you arrived at the hotel, you and your family ordered in some Chinese food. You spent a total of $80 for 6 meals to buy dinner for your family. The sweet-and-sour chicken meal costs you $12 each and the beef-and-brocolli meal costs you $14 each. How many of each meal did you buy? a. System of Equations b. Equation c. Inequality