Juan can download new songs for $1.29 each. Write an equation to show how many songs he can download for $10.00.

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Each downloaded song costs $1.19. ... Join now. 1 ... Write and solve an inequality to determine how many songs ... This means he can spend less than $10 or exactly $10;

MariettaO [177]2 years ago

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Answer:

$10.00 = $1.29x which ≈ 7 songs almost 8

Step-by-step explanation:

he has $10.00 total, we write total as equal. every song is $1.29, so we can take $1.29 times the amount of songs purchased. divide both sides by $1.29 and you get 7.75, since you can't get 75% of a song we say he can get 7 songs

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