Alex saved $65. He has already spent $25. He plans to spend $8 on a movie ticket each month. Which any quality represents the number of movie tickets he can but?

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Antonio Harmon

Mathematics

22 December, 18:29

Alex saved $65. He has already spent $25. He plans to spend $8 on a movie ticket each month. Which any quality represents the number of movie tickets he can but?

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Dragster · Answer 1

Answer: 8m+25 ≤ 65

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to write an inequality with the information given:

The product of the number of movie tickets he will buy per month (m) and the price of each ticket (8) plus the already spent money (25) must be less or equal to his savings (65).

Mathematically speaking:

8m+25 ≤ 65

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