Answer:
Value of h greater than 5.4 will make inequality false.
Step-by-step explanation:
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The Jones family has saved a maximum of $750 for their family vacation to the beach. While planning the trip, they determine that the hotel will average $125 a night and tickets for scuba diving are $75. The inequality can be used to determine the number of nights the Jones family could spend at the hotel 750 ≥ 75 + 125h. What value of h does NOT make the inequality true?
From the given question,
Per night expense (expected) = $125
If Jones family stays in the hotel for 'h' days then total expenditure on stay = $125h
Charges for scuba diving = $75
Total charges for stay and scuba diving = $(125h + 75)
Since Jones family has saved $750 for the vacation trip so inequality representing the expenses will be,
125h + 75 ≤ 750
125h ≤ 675
h ≤
h ≤ 5.4
That means number of days for stay should be less than equal to 5.4
and any value of h greater than 5.4 will make the inequality false.