Mark is the trainer for the Little Kids soccer team. He needs to buy 50 bandages and
3 ice packs for the team’s ﬁrst-aid kit. Mark can spend no more than $12. Prices
vary for different ice packs, but every brand of bandage costs the same: $4.50 for 50
bandages. The sales tax is 9%

3. Suppose the booster club gives Mark another $10 to spend on ice packs. How
would this change the inequality that you wrote and your answer to question 2?
Describe your solution verbally and algebraically.

Question

Mark is the trainer for the Little Kids soccer team. He needs to buy 50 bandages and 
3 ice packs for the team’s ﬁrst-aid kit. Mark can spend no more than $12. Prices 
vary for different ice packs, but every brand of bandage costs the same: $4.50 for 50 
bandages. The sales tax is 9%

3. Suppose the booster club gives Mark another $10 to spend on ice packs. How 
would this change the inequality that you wrote and your answer to question 2? 
Describe your solution verbally and algebraically.