Question

Lucia wants to buy some posters over the Internet. Each poster costs $6.67 and has a shipping cost of $9.99 per order. If Lucia wants to spend no more than $30 for her posters, which inequality shows the maximum number of posters, p, that she can buy?

9.99 − 6.67p ≤ 30, so p ≤ 2
9.99 + 6.67p ≤ 30, so p ≤ 3
9.99p + 6.67p ≤ 30, so p ≤ 4
9.99p − 6.67p ≤ 30, so p ≤ 5

Answer 1

pls help me

Answer 2

ok i m here for ...

so how you think ? we know that the shipping cost os $9,99 per order and each poster costs $6,67 and we know again that Lucia dont wan spending more than $30

Answer 3

courage please

Answer 4

wountent you add 6.67 frist

Answer 5

put that answer into 30 how amny times?

Answer 6

im terrible with intergers

Answer 7

and ineguiltys

Answer 8

no

we know 1 poster cost $6,67
2 posters how much will cost ?

Answer 9

cant sspell

Answer 10

it would be 13.34

Answer 11

please collaborate - i not can give you direct answers

Answer 12

i am collaborate but im not a fast typer

Answer 13

yes sure so what you ve got it how ?

Answer 14

???

Answer 15

how you ve got tis 13,34

Answer 16

this

Answer 17

add 6.67 and 6.67 together

Answer 18

yes or multiplie the number of posters by the cost - yes ?

Answer 19

yes

Answer 20

ok and we have again the cost per order this $9,99 what you need adding to the number of posters multiplied by the cost of posters

yes ?

Answer 21

do you understand me ?

Answer 22

and to give an inequality this cost of posters multiplied by number of posters what is p you need make smaller or equal with the money on what dont wan spending more Lucia

Answer 23

ok i got the answer ty

Answer 24

np. with my pleasure and anytime