Chapter 1: Q40. (page 37)
Juan’s parents gave him to spend at the State Fair. He spends for food. If rides at the fair cost each, solve the inequality to determine how many rides he can afford.
Short Answer
Juan can afford at most 14 rides.
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Chapter 1: Q40. (page 37)
Juan’s parents gave him to spend at the State Fair. He spends for food. If rides at the fair cost each, solve the inequality to determine how many rides he can afford.
Juan can afford at most 14 rides.
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