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Admission to fair costs $8.75. Each ride costs &0.50 to ride. You can spend at most $16. Write and solve an inequality to re

present the possibility number of rides you can ride.

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kotykmax [81]4 years ago

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0.50x + 8.75 < = 16
0.50x < = 16 - 8.75
0.50x < = 7.25
x < = 7.25 / 0.50
x < = 14.5 <===

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