You downloaded a video game to your computer. You have a 60-minute free trial of the game. It takes 5 1/6 minutes to set up the
game and 7 1/3 minutes to play each level. You want to find out how many levels you can play for free. Which inequality describes the number of levels, ł, you can play in 60 minutes? Choose 1 answer: A. 5 1/6 + (7 1/3) ł >_ 60 B. 5 1/6 + (7 1/3) ł <_ 60 C. (7 1/3) ł - 5 1/6 >_ 60 D. (7 1/3) ł - 5 1/6 <_ 60 ( the _ goes under the < or > cause I can’t do it on my phone) Can you play 6 levels during your free trial? Choose 1 answer: yes or no
The variable must go with 7+1/3 calculate time for all the levels. Then add 5+1/6. It must be less than or equal to because you want to play all 6 levels. You can play all 6 when you plug in 6 as the variable. It is less than 60
I'd suggest you sketch this situation. If you did, you'd likely see right away that the shortest distance back to the starting point would be the hypotenuse of the right triangle whose legs are of lengths 5 miles and 12 miles.
