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A bag of chips costs $3.79 including tax. Mr. Connor wants to purchase chips for his class and has a $15 budget. Write an inequa

lity to solve for the number of bags of chips Mr. Connor can purchase with his budget.

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Dvinal [7]3 years ago

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15/3.79 =4 thats how many bags can be purchased

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