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Troy signed up for a new cell phone plan which charges him a fee of $40 per month, plus $0.05 for each text message (t) that he sends. If Troy wants to spend at most $70
on his cell phone bill this month, which inequality below can be used to determine the number of text messages that he can send?
$40+$0.05t≤$70**
$40+$0.05t>$70
$40+$0.05t≥$70
$40+$0.05t<$70
on his cell phone bill this month, which inequality below can be used to determine the number of text messages that he can send?
$40+$0.05t≤$70**
$40+$0.05t>$70
$40+$0.05t≥$70
$40+$0.05t<$70
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kal-el?
the first one is right
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