Kevin went to Zoo Bach clothing with exactly $100 that he could spend. He bought three shirts for $25.29 each, including tax. Each pair of socks costs $8.12, including tax. Which inequality could be used to find s, the number of pairs of socks he could buy? $25.29 + $8.12s

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Kevin went to Zoo Bach clothing with exactly $100 that he could spend. He bought three shirts for $25.29 each, including tax. Each pair of socks costs $8.12, including tax. Which inequality could be used to find s, the number of pairs of socks he could buy?

    $25.29 + $8.12s < $100
    3($25.29) + $8.12s < $100
    3($25.29) + $8.12s > $100
    3($25.29 + $8.12s) < $100

anonymous · Answer

The answer will not be C because the equation is less than 100

anonymous · Answer

The answer is not A because it does not include for the 3 shirts

anonymous · Answer

B and D are the remainders

anonymous · Answer

The answer is not D because he did not buy 3 socks
Meaning that the answer is B

anonymous · Answer

I think that it is B. He only has 100 and cannot go over 100. It will have to be less

anonymous · Answer

ya B because its more because of the multiplication by 3

shamil98 · Answer

He bought 3 shirts.
has to be less than or equal to 100 dollars
25.29 each.
so

3(25.29) + 8.12s <100