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You have at most $28 to spend at a market. Apples cost $0.45 each, and pears cost $0.60 each. Let a be numbers of apples and p be numbers of pears. Write an inequality that repr…

You have at most $28 to spend at a market. Apples cost $0.45 each, and pears cost $0.60 each. Let a be numbers of apples and p be numbers of pears. Write an inequality that repr…
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You have at most $28 to spend at a market. Apples cost $0.45 each, and pears cost $0.60 each. Let a be numbers of apples and p be numbers of pears. Write an inequality that represents the numbers of apples and pears you can afford

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Answer:

0.45a + 0.60p <= 28

Explanation:

User Verysuperfresh
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Answer:

$0.45a+$0.60p ≤$28

Explanation:

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