You can't determine that unless you are given the sequence. of course you can infer about it and is easy but mathematically, there are an infinite number or sequences with these terms but u need the sequence
<h3><u>An inequality to show how much he might spend on souvenirs and snacks is:</u></h3>

<h3><u>Solution:</u></h3>
Given that,
Gabe went to the amusement park with $40 to spend
His ticket cost $26.50
Therefore,
Total amount she has = $ 40
Ticket cost = $ 26.50
Let "x" be the amount he might spend on souvenirs and snacks
Therefore,
Remaining amount = 40 - 26.50
Remaining amount = 13.5
Thus she can spend less than or equal to $ 13.5 on souvenirs and snacks
Which is represented in inequality as:

Thus the inequality is found
Hello there! An example problem for this could be:
Emile is looking for a cell-phone plan. His two options are one that costs $40 up front, and costs $0.01 per text, represented by x. The second one is 15 dollars up front and costs $0.06 for each text message. Emile figures that for the first package he has to send 500 texts or more to make it less than the second one.
You put 4 in the X
1/2(4)+5y-10<0
2+5y-10<0
-8+5y<0
5Y<8
Y<8/5