Jackie has a maximum of $450 to spend on shirts and jeans. The shirts she wants to buy are $12 each, including tax. The jeans sh
e wants to buy are $27 each, including tax. What is an inequality that represents all possible combinations of s, the number of shirts, and j, pairs of jeans, Jackie can buy
From the question, we are informed that Jackie has a maximum of $450 to spend on shirts and jeans and that the shirts she wants to buy are $12 each, including tax while the jeans she wants to buy are $27 each, including tax.
The inequality that represents all possible combinations of s, the number of shirts, and j, pairs of jeans, Jackie can buy will be:
Question one is 3 Question two is 2 Question three is -4 Question four is -5/6 Question five is -2 Question six is 26 Question seven is 10 inches (you cube root 1000) Hope this helps
