I need help with inequality signs: Felipe brings d dollars to an amusement park. The park charges an admission fee of $12. Each game at the park costs $1.50. Which inequality shows the number of games, g, which Felipe can play? 12 + 1.50g ≤ d 12 + 1.50g ≥ d 12 + 1.50g d I know its between the first and second answer but I'm not sure how to tell the difference between the signs. I know the greater and lesser thing, but I'm not sure of the answer.

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I need help with inequality signs:
Felipe brings d dollars to an amusement park. The park charges an admission fee of $12. Each game at the park costs $1.50. Which inequality shows the number of games, g, which Felipe can play?

12 + 1.50g ≤ d

12 + 1.50g ≥ d

12 + 1.50g < d

12 + 1.50g > d

I know its between the first and second answer but I'm not sure how to tell the difference between the signs. I know the greater and lesser thing, but I'm not sure of the answer.

fibonaccichick666 · Answer

remember the Mr. Pacman only likes to eat the bigger side

carson889 · Answer

It is the first answer. The first answer states that the admission fee plus the cost per game times the number of games played is less than or equal to the number of dollars that was brought.

anonymous · Answer

so would it be the first one since he would be playing at least  that amount.
oh, okay - thanks.

fibonaccichick666 · Answer

that is how you can tell the difference, other than that you can't spend more money that you have

fibonaccichick666 · Answer

than*