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Division was used in the first example.

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VLD [36.1K]2 years ago

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Ok

Sulition because I said do

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Cost of first hour rent of jet ski is $55

Cost of each additional 15 minutes of jet ski is $10

Jeremy can spend no more than $105

Assuming the number of additional 15-minutes increment be "x"

Jeremy´s total spending would be first hour rental fees and additional charges for each 15-minutes of jet ski.

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$\$ 55+\$10x\leq \$ 105$

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