megan bought 7 charms for 31.50$. Each charms costs the same amount of money. Write an inequality that can be used to find the maximum amount of charms(c) Megan can buy with $75 ________ what is the maximum amount of charms Megan can buy with $75
they are two seperate questions thats what the line is for
no ria please help meeeee
31.50/7 = 4.5 each 4.5x ≤ 75
but what formula do i use
Are these what yhu are looking for? I could explain further if needed. c:
ok, one sec.
ok
like c=222a+44 something like that idk
31.50/7 = x 75/x= y X= individual charm cost Y= how many charms she can buy
Does this help.
ok uhm not really
i have to use c for a vairable
Alright. $31.50 is the amount of money she used to buy 7 charms.
yes
Yhu want to take the amount She used to buy the charms, and divide that by the amount of charms she bought. giving yhu the equation 31.50/7= x x being the amount she spent on the charms. Doing that, what do yhu get.
ok what is the second part of the answer
also -2x-1=3x+5 solve for x ---------- 2
Ok, so the next step, yhu get 4.5 for x. So it'll be 4.5x ≤ 75 or 4.5c ≤ 75
Give me just a second with the second question.
ok
Yhu have the original questions answered, correct?
yes this is a new question number 7 that was 6
ok, Is there multiple choice options, or is it a work out the problem and show yhur work kind of problem.
show work and write out answer
|dw:1398204376289:dw| First, subtract the 3x from both sides.
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