Let us use x as the cost before Chet would apply a $25 gift certificate. Based on the problem, we can see that the original cost of the product cannot be more than 75 which means that it can be equal to 75 or less than 75. We can actually express the inequality as x< or = 75 since we are looking for the cost before Chet applied the $25 gift certificate. This means that we do not need to add in the 25 yet since the question asks for the cost before the application of the discount. - Credits, <span>Taskmasters and Hegans</span>
Step-by-step explanation: Since the total number of games played in the graph is 12, if you half that and get six, you half the total number of wins as well and get 4. :]