Question

Alice buys some inexpensive bracelets and necklaces as party favors for her jewelry showing. She pays $8 for each necklace (N) and $7 for each bracelet (B). She spends less than $120. Which inequality models this situation?
Sor-rey I didnt get the answers....It wouldnt let me type them out and some stuff was missing....I hope you can still answer it tho

Answer 1

Answer:

$7B+$8N<120

Its the total of the bracelets and necklaces that equal less than $120.

Answer 2

Answer: Our required inequality would be $8N+7B$

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number of necklace be 'N'.

Let the number of bracelet be 'B'.

Cost of each necklace = $8

Cost of each bracelet = $7

Amount she spend less than $20.

According to question, it becomes,

$8N+7B$

Hence, our required inequality would be $8N+7B$