At the state fair, admission at the gate is $8. In addition, the cost of each ride is $3. Suppose that Joe will go on x rides.

Joe wants the total number of dollars he spends on admission and rides to be at most t. Using the values and variables given, write an inequality describing this.

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At the state fair, admission at the gate is $8. In addition, the cost of each ride is $3. Suppose that Joe will go on x rides.

Joe wants the total number of dollars he spends on admission and rides to be at most t. Using the values and variables given, write an inequality describing this.

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Abagail Hatfield · Answer 1

The inequality would be:

8 + 3x < = t (btw, the < = is less than or equal to)

At most is denoted by less than or equal to (<=), the admission is one value, and each ride costs 3 dollars.

Therefore, the answer is

8 + 3x < = t

Ellen Perkins · Answer 2

8 + 3x ≤ t

8 would be the admission at the gate

3x would be the cost of the rides multiplied by how many rides Joe chooses to go on

≤ The 8 + 3x has to be less than or equal to the amount Joe wants to pay at most

t is the max amount of money Joe will spend at the fair.

At the state fair, admission at the gate is $8. In addition, the cost of each ride is $3. Suppose that Joe will go on x rides.Joe wants the total number of dollars he spends on admission and rides to be at most t. Using the values and variables given, write an inequality describing this.

At the state fair, admission at the gate is $8. In addition, the cost of each ride is $3. Suppose that Joe will go on x rides.

Joe wants the total number of dollars he spends on admission and rides to be at most t. Using the values and variables given, write an inequality describing this.