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The Scenario: Your manager has asked you to help plan your company's participation at a local trade show. You have $3000 to spen

d on the booth space and product brochures. Use what you know about solving inequalities to prepare a proposal that meets the budget.

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Leno4ka [110]3 years ago

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B= Booth Space
P= Product Brochures

B + P < = $3000
< = is Less than or Equal to

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