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Suppose david has 65$ to spend on his ticket and some shirts. He already spent $35.25 on his ticket fee. Write an inequality that could be used to find the maxium numberof shirts he can buy.
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Suppose david has 65$ to spend on his ticket and some shirts. He already spent $35.25 on his ticket fee. Write an inequality that could be used to find the maxium numberof shirts he can buy.
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$35.25 + x < $65
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