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vazorg [7]
3 years ago
10

Cassie received a 25%-off coupon and a $10.00-off coupon from a department store. She visits the department store during a tax-f

ree sale and plans to spend no more than $26.75. She also plans to use both of the coupons she received on her purchase. If this situation is modeled by the inequality below, what must be the original purchase total, x, before the discounts are applied? 0.75x - $10.00 < $26.75
A.
x < $22.33
B.
x < $49.00
C.
x < $25.67
D.
x < $36.75
Mathematics
1 answer:
hjlf3 years ago
4 0
The answer is B.) x<$49.00
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