Jessica has a budget of 100 for the week. She can spend 5 to cook a meal or 20 to eat at a restaurant. Based on this information which combinations are on the budget constraint? Select all that apply. D 12 cooked; 2 restaurants. 0 cooked; 20 restaurants. 20 cooked; 0 restaurants. Answer 2 Points

To determine which combinations are on Jessica's budget constraint, we need to calculate the total cost for each combination and ensure it does not exceed her budget of 100\)2. **0 cooked meals; 20 restaurants:** - Cost for cooked meals: 0\) - Cost for restaurants: 400\) - Total cost: 400 = \ 100\)Now, let's check which combinations fit within the budget:- The first combination (12 cooked meals; 2 restaurants) totals \ 400, which exceeds the budget.- The third combination (20 cooked meals; 0 restaurants) totals \$100, which is exactly on the budget.Therefore, the combinations that are on the budget constraint are:- 12 cooked meals; 2 restaurants- 20 cooked meals; 0 restaurants