Taylor's doctor has put him on a diet of 800 calories per meal. This means he can consume no more than 800 calories at any meal. His options for lunch in the cafeteria are as follows: Soups that have 150 calories per serving Mini Burgers that have 100 calories per serving Which inequality below can be used to find the possible combinations of servings of soup (s) and mini burgers (b) he can eat and stay within his goal of no more than 800 calories? A. 150s + 100b=800 B. 150s + 100b==800 D. 150s - 100b=

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Taylor's doctor has put him on a diet of 800 calories per meal. This means he can consume no more than 800 calories at any meal. His options for lunch in the cafeteria are as follows: Soups that have 150 calories per serving Mini Burgers that have 100 calories per serving Which inequality below can be used to find the possible combinations of servings of soup (s) and mini burgers (b) he can eat and stay within his goal of no more than 800 calories? A. 150s + 100b>=800 B. 150s + 100b=<800 C. 150s - 100b>=800 D. 150s - 100b=<800

anonymous · Answer

You are missing the inequality sign in all four of the options.

anonymous · Answer

let "s" stand for soup and "b" for the mini-burgers.  Hint: You are looking for a total which implies addition and you have to stay at or under 800.

anonymous · Answer

So the answer is B.

anonymous · Answer

Yes, you've got it!

anonymous · Answer

thank you!

anonymous · Answer

good luck to you and thx for the medal