the answer is
Remove unnecessary parentheses.<span><span>5+2x+16x−56</span><span>5+2x+16x-56</span></span>
Subtract <span>5656</span> from <span>55</span> to get <span><span>−51</span><span>-51</span></span>.<span><span>2x+16x−51</span><span>2x+16x-51</span></span>
Add <span><span>2x</span><span>2x</span></span> and <span><span>16x</span><span>16x</span></span> to get <span><span>18x</span><span>18x</span></span>.<span>18x−<span>51</span></span>
24 (you new amount) - 11 (new cards) = 13 cards to begin with
Answer:
18.3824%
Step-by-step explanation:
Sorry, this may be wrong. I am using an old skill, so it may be wrong.
Total money Marcus has = $28
Money spent to buy a notebook = $3.75
Money left now = 
Money needed to be saved = $11.25
So, the amount of money Marcus can spend = 
Cost of a packet of chips = $1.30
The inequality to determine the maximum number of chips he can buy is:
Let the number of chips Marcus can buy = x
As he cannot spend more than $13 to buy chips so equation becomes:

Solving this we get

Hence, Marcus can buy a maximum of 10 packs of chips and save $11.25
Option 2 because it is the opposite