Peter has $20.00 to spend at the driving range hitting golf balls. There is a one-time fee of $2.00, and each bucket of balls cost $4.50. a) Write an inequality that represents all possible values for the number of buckets Peter could buy. b) Find all possible values for the number of buckets Peter could buy.

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Peter has $20.00 to spend at the driving range hitting golf balls.  There is a one-time fee of $2.00, and each bucket of balls cost $4.50.  a) Write an inequality that represents all possible values for the number of buckets Peter could buy.  b) Find all possible values for the number of buckets Peter could buy.

campbell_st · Answer

ok so 2.00 + 4.5 per bucket

and he only has 20

let b = number of buckets

$$4.5b + 2 \le 20$$

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :)