3 years ago

makayla has $8 to buy at a school fair each ticket cost $1.50 which inequality best represents how many tickets she can buy

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

If she only has $8, she can't spend more than that. In other words, she can spend ≤$8.

If each ticket is $1.50 per ticket, the inequality that represents how many tickets she can buy if x represents the number of tickets, is

1.5x ≤ 8

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