Gina is having a party and wants to spend less than $480. She has already spent $300. The only item left on her list is pizzas, which cost $15 each.

How many pizzas, x, can she purchase and stay under her budget? Select the inequality that includes the largest number of pizzas she can purchase and still stay under her budget.
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Question

Gina is having a party and wants to spend less than $480. She has already spent $300. The only item left on her list is pizzas, which cost $15 each.

How many pizzas, x, can she purchase and stay under her budget? Select the inequality that includes the largest number of pizzas she can purchase and still stay under her budget.
 A. 
x < 12
 B. 
x < 32
 C. 
x < 165

Alexis1415 · Answer

What do you think it is? Unless you dont know at all.

martai · Answer

i dont know ...........

Alexis1415 · Answer

okay one second

06natrod52378 · Answer

180/15 i think

06natrod52378 · Answer

since becuase shes speent 300 already

ILikeToEatChildren · Answer

yeah so $480-$300=$180 left, then divide $180 by $15 bc that is how much each pizza costs. Then when you divide you get your answer :)

06natrod52378 · Answer

as i was saying before since she already spent 300 she has to sub tract that from the total ammout she want to spen

so it'll be 180/15

martai · Answer

it was a

ILikeToEatChildren · Answer

@martai wrote:

it was a

no direct answers lmao