Brian is ordering books online. He has $100 to spend on the books. Each book costs $7. The shipping charge for the entire order is $8. The number of books, b, that Brian can buy is represented by the inequality 7b + 8 < 100. How many books can Brian buy without overspending?

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Cameron Dean

Mathematics

31 August, 12:12

Brian is ordering books online. He has $100 to spend on the books. Each book costs $7. The shipping charge for the entire order is $8. The number of books, b, that Brian can buy is represented by the inequality 7b + 8 < 100. How many books can Brian buy without overspending?

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Areli Mosley · Answer 1

You have $100 but the shipping is $8 so you subtract that from $100 and get $92, At $7 dollers a book you can get 13 books before going over 7x13=91. So the answer is 13 and you will spend $99 total.

Maestro · Answer 2

You have to plug in the numbers.

So first let's plug in 13. 7*13+8=99

Now 15. 7*15+8=113

Now 18. 7*18+8=134

Lastly 20. 7*20+8=148

The answer is 13.

Brian is ordering books online. He has $100 to spend on the books. Each book costs $7. The shipping charge for the entire order is $8. The number of books, b, that Brian can buy is represented by the inequality 7b + 8 < 100. How many books can Brian buy without overspending?13151820

Brian is ordering books online. He has $100 to spend on the books. Each book costs $7. The shipping charge for the entire order is $8. The number of books, b, that Brian can buy is represented by the inequality 7b + 8 < 100. How many books can Brian buy without overspending?

13

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20