Jolie uses the childcare facilities at her gym. Her monthly dues are $32, and childcare is $9 per visit. This month, she does not

wish to spend more than $122 for both dues and childcare. If x represents the number of times she can use childcare services,

which of the following inequalities symbolizes this situation?

A.

$32x + $9 > $122

B. $32x + $9 < $122

C. $9x + $32> $122

D. $9x + $32 < $122

Question

Landin Levy

Mathematics

14 December, 19:47

Jolie uses the childcare facilities at her gym. Her monthly dues are $32, and childcare is $9 per visit. This month, she does not

wish to spend more than $122 for both dues and childcare. If x represents the number of times she can use childcare services,

which of the following inequalities symbolizes this situation?

A.

$32x + $9 > $122

B. $32x + $9 < $122

C. $9x + $32> $122

D. $9x + $32 < $122

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Malachi Larson · Answer 1

The answer is D

Sweetie · Answer 2

D. $9x + $32 < $122

Step-by-step explanation:

given:

x is the number of visits

$9 is the cost per visit

$32 is the monthly dues

the amount she pays each month

= monthly dues + (cost per visit x number of visits)

= 32 + 9x (rearrange)

= 9x + 32

given that she does not wish to spend more than $122, that means she wants to spend LESS than $122, i. e

amount spent < $122

or

9x + 32 < 122 (answer D)