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Ms. Hernandez has $150.00 to spend on parking and admissions to the zoo. The parking will cost $15.00 and admission tickets will

cost $9.00 per person, including tax. Determine the maximum number of people that she can bring to the zoo. *

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defon2 years ago

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The answer is Ms Hernandez can bring up to 6 people to the zoo.

x - the number of people that she can bring to the zoo

The parking will cost $7: a = 7

Admission tickets will cost $15.50 per person: b = 15.50x

She can spend on parking and admission tickets $100:

a + b ≤ 100

a = 7

b = 15.50x

7 + 15.50x ≤ 100

15.50x ≤ 100 - 7

15.50x ≤ 93

x ≤ 93 / 15.50

x ≤ 6

goldfiish [28.3K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Ms Hernandez can bring up to 6 people to the zoo.

Step-by-step explanation:

x - the number of people that she can bring to the zoo

The parking will cost $7: a = 7

Admission tickets will cost $15.50 per person: b = 15.50x

She can spend on parking and admission tickets $100:

a + b ≤ 100

a = 7

b = 15.50x

7 + 15.50x ≤ 100

15.50x ≤ 100 - 7

15.50x ≤ 93

x ≤ 93 / 15.50

x ≤ 6

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