help from my fellow OS users Most mornings, Peter stops for coffee on the way to work. He spends $27 each month on coffee. In addition, he likes to occasionally go out to lunch with his coworkers. This month, he is trying not to spend more than $127 on both coffee and lunch out. If he spends an average of $10 each time he eats lunch out, and x represents the number of times he eats out, which of the inequalities represents this situation? $10x + $27 $127 $27x + $10 $127

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help from my fellow OS users Most mornings, Peter stops for coffee on the way to work. He spends $27 each month on coffee. In addition, he likes to occasionally go out to lunch with his coworkers. This month, he is trying not to spend more than $127 on both coffee and lunch out. If he spends an average of $10 each time he eats lunch out, and x represents the number of times he eats out, which of the inequalities represents this situation? $10x + $27 < $127 $10x + $27 > $127 $27x + $10 < $127 $27x + $10 > $127