Isadora bought 3 trees to plant in her backyard and spent no more than one hundred thirty-five dollars altogether. How many dollars could each tree have cost? Let t represent how many dollars each tree cost.

t is less than forty-five

t is less than or equal to forty-five

t is less than one hundred thirty-two

t is less than or equals to one hundred thirty-two

Question

Isadora bought 3 trees to plant in her backyard and spent no more than one hundred thirty-five dollars altogether. How many dollars could each tree have cost? Let t represent how many dollars each tree cost.

t is less than forty-five

t is less than or equal to forty-five

t is less than one hundred thirty-two

t is less than or equals to one hundred thirty-two

anonymous · Answer

If we assume an equal cost for each tree then each tree can cost no more than 135/3=$45
t is less than or equal to $45