You are making gluten-free baked goods for a bake sale. One type of gluten-free flour costs $7 for a 3-pound bag. You can spend at most $28. Let n be the number of 3-pound bags of gluten-free flour you can buy. Write an inequality that represents the situation.

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Kylee Stevens

Mathematics

23 April, 17:08

You are making gluten-free baked goods for a bake sale. One type of gluten-free flour costs $7 for a 3-pound bag. You can spend at most $28. Let n be the number of 3-pound bags of gluten-free flour you can buy. Write an inequality that represents the situation.

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The answer to your question is 7n ≤ 28

Step-by-step explanation:

Data

Cost of 1 bag = $7

The maximum amount of money spent = $28

n = number of 3-pound bags

Process

- We know that the amount spent must be at most = $28, so we use the symbol ≤.

- The money spend is the price of one bag times the number of bags bought.

- Then the inequality is

7n ≤ 28