Kate has a $56 lunch budget and is going to Frank's Fast Food to buy lunch for some co-workers. Frank's charges $3 for a chicken wrap. They reduce the price of the wrap by $0.34 when purchased with a soda. Sodas cost $2.

Assuming one wrap and one soda is purchased for each person, which of the following inequalities could be used to solve for p, the number of people who will receive lunch?
Answer Choices;
A.$5.34p

Question

Kate has a $56 lunch budget and is going to Frank's Fast Food to buy lunch for some co-workers. Frank's charges $3 for a chicken wrap. They reduce the price of the wrap by $0.34 when purchased with a soda. Sodas cost $2.

Assuming one wrap and one soda is purchased for each person, which of the following inequalities could be used to solve for p, the number of people who will receive lunch?
Answer Choices;
 	A.$5.34p < $56
 	B.$2.34p < $56
 	C.$4.66p < $56
 	D.$5p < $56