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Cheryl has 56$ and wants to buy as many notebooks as she can to donate to her school. If each notebook cost $1.60, which inequal

ity shows n, the maximum number of notebooks she can but with her money

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Len [333]2 years ago

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1.60n<56
it should be greater than or equal to because if n is the amount of notebooks she can buy than n times 1.60 needs to be less or equal to $56

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