A sundae costs $4.50 with 2 toppings. Additional toppings cost 60 cents. Write an inequality to tell how many additional topping
s you can get if you have no more than $8.25 to spend on your sundae?
       
      
                
     
    
    
    
    
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Answer:
8.25≥4.5t+0.6(t-2) 
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Answer:
4.5 +0.6x </= 8.25
Step-by-step explanation:
4.5 + 0.6x </= 8.25
4.50 is the base price, 0.6 times the number of toppings allowed has to be less than or equal to 8.25.
If you need to solve it: 
0.6x </= 3.75
x </= 6.25
Since you can't have a partial topping, the answer would be no more than 6.
 
                                
             
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