Which of the following situations correspond to the inequality shown below?

Charles stopped at a convenient store to get some gas and oil for his car. After putting $14.50 worth of gas in his car, he went inside the store to pay for the gas and purchase the oil he needs. Each quart of oil, x, of the brand that he uses cost $3.80. He opened his wallet and noticed that he only had $32. What is the maximum number of quarts of oil, x, that he can buy?

Bethany is writing a series of 32 short stories that are going to be made into a children's book. She received a call from her editor

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Which of the following situations correspond to the inequality shown below?

    Charles stopped at a convenient store to get some gas and oil for his car. After putting $14.50 worth of gas in his car, he went inside the store to pay for the gas and purchase the oil he needs. Each quart of oil, x, of the brand that he uses cost $3.80. He opened his wallet and noticed that he only had $32. What is the maximum number of quarts of oil, x, that he can buy?

    Bethany is writing a series of 32 short stories that are going to be made into a children's book. She received a call from her editor