Peter R. answered 09/15/22
Experienced Instructor in Prealgebra, Algebra I and II, SAT/ACT Math.
d = no. drinks @ $5.50 (Wow!) Cost of drinks = 5.50d
c = no. candies @ $3.75 Cost of candy = 3.75c
5.50d + 3.75c ≤ 65
Marianne S.
asked 09/15/22Fatoumata and her children went into a movie theater and will buy drinks and candies. Each drink costs $5.50 and each candy costs $3.75. Fatoumata has a total of $65 to spend on drinks and candies. Write an inequality that would represent the possible values for the number of drinks purchased, d, and the number of candies purchased, c.
Peter R. answered 09/15/22
Experienced Instructor in Prealgebra, Algebra I and II, SAT/ACT Math.
d = no. drinks @ $5.50 (Wow!) Cost of drinks = 5.50d
c = no. candies @ $3.75 Cost of candy = 3.75c
5.50d + 3.75c ≤ 65
Robert K. answered 09/15/22
Experienced Math Tutor Who Will Improve Both Understanding and Grades
Let d = number of drinks
Let c = number. of candies
5.50d + 3.75c <= 65
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