Mr. and mrs garcia have a budgeted $2800 for airplane tickets and a hotel for a family vacation. their two children will come with them on the vacation. If each round-trip airplane tickets costs $415, and the hotel costs $155 per night, how many nights can the Garcia's stay?

a. Write an inequality to represent the situation.

b. solve the inequality

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Kareem Booth

Mathematics

15 April, 21:26

Mr. and mrs garcia have a budgeted $2800 for airplane tickets and a hotel for a family vacation. their two children will come with them on the vacation. If each round-trip airplane tickets costs $415, and the hotel costs $155 per night, how many nights can the Garcia's stay?

a. Write an inequality to represent the situation.

b. solve the inequality

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Efrain Ashley · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

the budget is 2800. so 4 tickets would cost 1660.

motel would cost 155. per night so add 1660+155'=1815

so subtract 2800.-1815=985

Then divide 985/155=6.35

So they could stay 7 days because they already had one day, then they had enough left for 6 days so 1+6=7

Lyric Hale · Answer 2

Answer: 4 (415) + 155x = 2800

x = 7 nights