Geraldo has a coupon for $12 off the total bill at a local restaurant. Geraldo does not want to spend more than $65. The inequality x - 2 < 65 represents the situation. What will be included in the solution set in the context of the problem?

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Patience Wilson

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6 August, 23:17

Geraldo has a coupon for $12 off the total bill at a local restaurant. Geraldo does not want to spend more than $65. The inequality x - 2 < 65 represents the situation. What will be included in the solution set in the context of the problem?

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Keon Hoover · Answer 1

In here, we could write an equality as x - 12 < 65. In solving inequalities, we follow the same rule as solving algebraic expressions. We will transpose 12 to the other side, giving us x < 65 + 12. Simplifying, we have x < 77. Geraldo must have a bill less than $77 in order for him not to spend more than $65.