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During your class field trip, the teacher plans to stop at a local restaurant and has up to $180 to spend. Which inequality describes the most number of Combo B meals she can purchase?
combo A 9.99
combo B 8.99
combo C 9.99
combo D 7. 99
combo A 9.99
combo B 8.99
combo C 9.99
combo D 7. 99
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To determine the inequality that describes the maximum number of Combo B meals the teacher can purchase with a budget of up to $180, we first need to define a variable for the number of Combo B meals.
Let's let \( x \) represent the number of Combo B meals purchased. Each Combo B meal costs $8.99. The total cost for \( x \) Combo B meals would then be \( 8.99x \).
To express the condition that the total cost must not exceed $180, we can set up the following inequality:
\[
8.99x \leq 180
\]
This inequality describes the maximum number of Combo B meals the teacher can purchase without exceeding the budget.
Let's let \( x \) represent the number of Combo B meals purchased. Each Combo B meal costs $8.99. The total cost for \( x \) Combo B meals would then be \( 8.99x \).
To express the condition that the total cost must not exceed $180, we can set up the following inequality:
\[
8.99x \leq 180
\]
This inequality describes the maximum number of Combo B meals the teacher can purchase without exceeding the budget.
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