<span>In 10 years, you will have $31,049.30</span>
The solution of the given inequality is:
x ≤ 15.24
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How to solve the inequality?</h3>
We know that the maximum that she can spend on gasoline is the 12% of $400.
That is:
(12%/100%)*$400 = 0.12*$400 = $48
Now, we know that each gallon of gas costs $3.15, then if x is the number of gallons of gas that she buys, we have the inequality:
x*$3.15 ≤ $48
To solve the inequality, we need to divide both sides by $3.15
x ≤ $48/$3.15
x ≤ 15.24
So the maximum number of gallons of gasoline that she can buy is 15 gallons (actually a little more).
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Answer: 14gallons
Step-by-step explanation:
12gallons/144miles = 1gallon/12miles
Therefore 6gallons = 12*6 = 72miles.
In order to cover 240miles, she will need 240/12 = 20gallons.
20-6 = 14gallons
She will need 14gallons of gas more.
I think the answer is option e mn
Lets put this into an equation
x + 1/5 * x = 36
1.2x = 36
x = 30
1/5x = 6
So our final answer is 6 and 30.
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