Jacob is planting flowers in his yard. He goes to a nursery to purchase flowers, and he decides to purchase petunias and sunflowers. Each petunia plant costs $3.00 with tax, and each sunflower plant costs $1.62 with tax. Jacob has $24.48 to purchase the flowers. If he buys 6 petunia plants, which inequality can be used to find s, the number of sunflower plants that Jacob can purchase? 6($3.00 + $1.62s) $24.48 6($3.00) + $1.62s $24.48 6($3.00) + $1.62s

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Jacob is planting flowers in his yard. He goes to a nursery to purchase flowers, and he decides to purchase petunias and sunflowers. Each petunia plant costs $3.00 with tax, and each sunflower plant costs $1.62 with tax. Jacob has $24.48 to purchase the flowers. If he buys 6 petunia plants, which inequality can be used to find s, the number of sunflower plants that Jacob can purchase? 6($3.00 + $1.62s) > $24.48 6($3.00) + $1.62s > $24.48 6($3.00) + $1.62s < $24.48 6($3.00 + $1.62s) < $24.48

kamibug · Answer

6($3.00) + $1.62s < $24.48