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Ethan has $150. He wants to buy 4 identical bouquets of flowers but he needs to have at least $20 left after buying the flowers.

How much can Ethan spend on each bouquet of flowers? Write and solve an inequality to find the amount Ethan can spend on each bouquet.

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pochemuha3 years ago

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150-4x>=20
-4x>=-130
X>=32.5

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