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ikadub [295]
1 year ago
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Raleigh went to a gaming arcade for his birthday. His parents gave him $55 to spend. He purchased $14.25 in food and drinks, and

put the rest of the money on a gaming card to spend at the arcade. Each game cost $1.25. Choose which inequality represents how many games "g" he can play.
Mathematics
1 answer:
xenn [34]1 year ago
6 0

Answer:

Kindly check explanation

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that :

Total amount to spend = $55

Amount of food and drinks purchased = $14.25

Amount put on gaming card = $(55 - 14.25) = $40.75

Cost per game = $1.25

Number of games (g) he can play

Number of games g:

Amount put on gaming card / cost per game

= $40.75 / $1.25

= 32.6 games

g ≤ 32

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