Question

Berries are $3 per pound. Which inequality shows the number N of pounds you can buy if you have $20?

Answer 1

Answer:

N≤(20/3);    Kindly rate

Step-by-step explanation:

The number N of pounds you can buy if you have $20, given that the cost of Berries is $3 per pound will be less or equal to (20/3)

Answer 2

For this case we have, that the berries cost 3 dollars per pound.

If you have $ 20, we want to find the maximum amount (N) of berries that we can buy.

By multiplying the N pounds of berries by $ 3, the product should not exceed $ 20.

So:

$N * 3 \leq20$

Thus, the inequality is:

$N * 3 \leq20$

$N \leq \frac {20} {3}$

Answer:

$N \leq \frac {20} {3}$