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The 8 members of a band want to order matching T-shirts without spending more than $136. What is
the solution of an inequality representing their situation? Use for the cost of one shirt.
the solution of an inequality representing their situation? Use for the cost of one shirt.
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Let x be the cost (in dollars) of one shirt. The inequality is
8x ≤ 136.
Solving gives x ≤ 136/8 = 17.
So each shirt can cost at most $17. (Also x ≥ 0 if you require nonnegative prices.)
8x ≤ 136.
Solving gives x ≤ 136/8 = 17.
So each shirt can cost at most $17. (Also x ≥ 0 if you require nonnegative prices.)
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