Final answer:
One possible solution can be found by graphing a system of inequalities based on the information provided and choosing a point within the feasible region.
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this problem, we can create a system of inequalities based on the given information.
Let x represent the number of tacos sold and y represent the number of burritos sold.
The first inequality is based on the number of tacos Abigail can make:
x ≤ 130
This means that the number of tacos sold cannot exceed 130.
The second inequality is based on the number of burritos Abigail can make:
y ≤ 130
This means that the number of burritos sold cannot exceed 130.
The third inequality is based on the minimum sales requirement of $600:
3x + 6y ≥ 600
This means that the total revenue from tacos and burritos sold must be greater than or equal to $600.
Graphing these inequalities will give us the feasible region, which represents the possible solutions.
To find one possible solution, we can choose a point within the shaded region.