You have $60 to spend on books and each one costs $6 Write and inequality for the possible number of books, b, you could buy and find out the maximum number of books you can buy

a). 6 n≤60, n≤10

b). The maximum number of books you can buy=10

Step-by-step explanation:

a). Step 1: Derive expression

Total cost of the books can be expressed as;

T=p*n

where;

T=total cost of book

p=cost per book

n=number of books to be bought

In our case;

T=$60

p=$60

n=n

replacing;

Since she has a limited budget of $60, the total cost of the book should not surpass $60

60≥6*n

6 n≤60

b). n=60/6=10

The maximum number of books you can buy=10