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Roberto is going to the zoo! The entrance fee is $25 and each souvenir costs $3.75. He has $40. Roberto thinks that this inequal

ity could be use to find the number of souvenirs he can purchase. Is he correct?
3.75s + 25 LaTeX: \le≤ 40

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djyliett [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

thats too much money , tell roberto to file a case against that zoo

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