We want to find an inequality that says how many outfits Samantha could buy.
The solution is x ≤ 2
We know that she has $600 to spend.
She already spent:
- $392.25 in her bicycle
- 3 bicycle reflectors for $7.01 each, so the total is: 3*$7.01 = $21.03
- $34.96 in a pair of gloves.
The total amount she already spent is:
$392.25 + $21.03 + $34.96 = $448.24
The <u>amount of money that she has left</u> is:
$600 - $448.24 = $151.76
Ok, now we know that each outfit costs $75.88
So the price of x of these will be x times $75.88
price = $75.88*x
This must be equal or smaller than the amount of money that she has left:
$75.88*x ≤ $151.76
x ≤ $151.76/$75.88 = 2
x ≤ 2
This is the inequality that represents the number of outfits that she can buy.
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