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2 years ago

Please help and thank you

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Vlada [557]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Lisa wants to spend less than 200 dollars, and has already spent 125.74. She also wants to buy as many shirts that cost 20.35 dollars as possible.

Each shirt costs 20.35, and Lisa want to buy as many shirts as possible. Having "shirts" = x, it'd be 20.35x + 125.74 < 200.

20.35 = How much each shirt costs

X = How many shirts she can buy

125.74 = How much she has already spent

200 = Her limit on how much she can spend.

Hope this helps!

Please correct me if I've done anything wrong, and feel free to elaborate if you feel like I haven't explained something clearly!

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