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You want your friend to go a movie with you tonight. She has $8.00 to spend. The movie cost $6.50, a large box of popcorn is $4.

00 and a large drink is $4.00. At least how much money (m) do you need to take to get into the movie and purchase and share a large popcorn and drink with your friend? Write an inequality showing this situation and solve.
A. m-8 > 2(6.50) + 4.00+4.00

B. m+8 < 2(6.50) + 4.00+4.00

C. m+8 > 2(6.50) + 4.00+4.00

D. m- 8 < 2(6.50) + 4.00+4.00

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Kitty [74]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Answer is C : m+8>2(6.50)+4.00+400

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