I really need help with this problem thank you.

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So, obviously, since one of the prices is given, which is $2.00 for the kid's meal, then you need to subtract that from his $32.00 total to know what number you need to divide into the 6 sandwiches. So, so far you have $30.00. If you divide $30.00 by the 6 sandwiches, you will find out he could only spend $5.00 per sandwich. So basically, you got the expression of (32 -2) / 6 in order to find out that your answer is $5.00. Looking at you answer choices, I can see right away that D is correct. For the inequality, I can see that B would be the correct answer for this problem because he can't go over budget. So, your answers are B and D.

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