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Alex17521 [72]
3 years ago
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Last​ month, Stephen neighbors paid him to take care of their fish when they went on vacation. HeHe spent ​$5 of his earnings on

an afternoon snack and ​$17 on a new book.​ Afterward, he had no more than ​$6 left. How can you best describe how much Stephen neighbors paid him​?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Ira Lisetskai [31]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Stephen's neighbors paid Stephen no more that $28.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Stephen spent $5 of his earnings on snack.

He spent $17 in a new book.

He is left with no more than $6 left.

To describe how much Stephen's neighbors paid him.

Solution:

Let Stephen's earnings in dollars be = x

Amount left after spending on snacks in dollars = x-5

Amount left after spending on a new book in dollars = x-5-17 = x-22

The amount remaining is no more than $6.

Thus, the inequality representing the situation can be given as:

x-22\leq6

Solving for x

Adding 22 both sides.

x-22+22\leq6+22

x\leq 28

Thus, Stephen's neighbors paid Stephen no more that $28.

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