Cookies are sold at lunchrooms for $1.50. Ana wants to buy cookies for a group of friends. if she has $20 which inequality can be solved to show the # of cookies (c) she can buy? HELP PLEASE!!

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Cookies are sold at lunchrooms for $1.50. Ana wants  to buy cookies for a group of friends. if she has $20 which inequality can be solved to show the # of cookies (c) she can buy? HELP PLEASE!!

anonymous · Answer

1.50c<20
Each cookie is $1.5 so 1.50c and the total amount of money she can spend is 20, so the cost of the cookies she buys MUST be less than $20.

anonymous · Answer

it wouldn't be 1.50< with the line underneath it?

anonymous · Answer

For this particular situation, you wouldn't need it, but you should include it, yes.

anonymous · Answer

well i have both choices which one would it be?

anonymous · Answer

with the equal sign

anonymous · Answer

ahh this? 1.50c<20 with line underneath it or 1.50c<20??

anonymous · Answer

With the line

anonymous · Answer

thank you soo much! your a lifesavor