Amanda is selling candy for a fundraiser at school. She has already sold $33.00 worth and needs to make a total of $75.00 to get
the prize she wants. If each piece of candy sells for $3.00, which inequality can Amanda use to find c, the amount of candy she still needs to sell to win the prize?
A. $3.00c + $75.00 > $33.00
B. $33.00 > $3.00c + $75.00
C. $75.00 > $3.00c + $33.00
D. $3.00c + $33.00 > $75.00
I guess you want to know the total amount after one year. If so, the interest yielded after one year is 350 x 4% = $14 and her new capital becomes 350 (initial capital) + 14 (interest over 1 year) = 350+14 = $364
