Jake is taking four of his friends to dinner. At the restaurant, a meal, side item, dessert, and drink cost $6.41. The first drink is included with the meal, but each refill costs $0.74. (Assume these prices include tax.) If Jake doesn't want to spend more than $40.00 on the meal, excluding tip, which of the following inequalities can be used to find r, the number of refills Jake and his friends can have? $0.74 + $32.05r $15.00 $32.05 + $0.74r $40.00

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Jake is taking four of his friends to dinner. At the restaurant, a meal, side item, dessert, and drink cost $6.41. The first drink is included with the meal, but each refill costs $0.74. (Assume these prices include tax.) If Jake doesn't want to spend more than $40.00 on the meal, excluding tip, which of the following inequalities can be used to find r, the number of refills Jake and his friends can have? $0.74 + $32.05r < $33.00 $25.64 + $0.74r > $15.00 $32.05 + $0.74r < $40.00 $6.41 + $0.74r > $40.00