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Anit [1.1K]
3 years ago
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Catherine has $54. She plans to spend more than $20 of the money for a painting canvas. The rest will go toward paints. Each tub

e of paint costs $8.50. Assume that x represents the number of tubes of paint Catherine can buy. The inequality that best represents this scenario is . The number of tubes of paint Catherine can buy is .
The inequality that best represents this scenario is =????
The number of tubes of paint Catherine can buy is=??
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mariana [72]3 years ago
6 0
There is a fixed cost of $20 at the beginning, then each of the x tubes of paint costs $8.50. This means that all the tubes of paint will cost 8.5x. The total cost (including the canvas) will be 20 + 8.5x. The maximum amount is 54, so the inequality is:
20 + 8.5x <= 54
Solving gives:
8.5x <= 34
x <= 4
So the maximum number of tubes of paint is 4.
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