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MArishka [77]
2 years ago
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Ice Cold Creamery will give a free ice cream maker to anyone who spends at least $100 on buckets of ice cream and frozen yogurt.

Each bucket of ice cream costs $7.28, and each bucket of frozen yogurt costs $8.21. So far, Sarah has bought i buckets of ice cream. Which inequality represents the number of buckets of frozen yogurt, y, that she may buy in addition to get a free ice cream maker?
Mathematics
1 answer:
kotykmax [81]2 years ago
8 0

Given:

Free ice cream maker to anyone who spends at least $100 on buckets of ice cream and frozen yogurt.

Each bucket of ice cream costs $7.28

Each bucket of frozen yogurt costs $8.21.

To find:

The inequality represents number of ice cream and frozen yogurt that she may buy in addition to get a free ice cream maker.

Solution:

Let i be the number of buckets of ice cream and y be the number of buckets of frozen yogurt.

According to the question, total amount spend on both must be greater than or equal to $100 to get a free ice cream maker.

7.28i+8.21y\geq 100

8.21y\geq 100-7.28i

Divide both sides by 8.21.

y\geq \dfrac{100-7.28i}{8.21}

Therefore, the required inequality is y\geq \dfrac{100-7.28i}{8.21}.

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