Makayla has $8 to buy tickets at the school fair. each ticket costs $1.50. which inequality best represents how many tickets she
can buy?
N=number of tickets
N<8
N5
N<5
N6
2 answers:
Answer:
N < 5
Step-by-step explanation:
"Makayla has $8 to buy tickets at the school fair. each ticket costs $1.50" can be written as $8 = ($1.50/ticket)*N.
Dividing both sides by ($1.50/ticket) results in
$8
---------------------- = 5 1/3 tickets
($1.50/ticket)
or N < 5.
Answer:
N<8
Step-by-step explanation:
It has to be less than 8
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