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You have $2.50. Each sugar-free gumball in a gumball machine costs $0.25. Write and solve and inequality that represents the number of gumballs you can buy.

You have $2.50. Each sugar-free gumball in a gumball machine costs $0.25. Write and solve and inequality that represents the number of gumballs you can buy.
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You have $2.50. Each sugar-free gumball in a gumball machine costs $0.25. Write and solve and inequality that represents the number of gumballs you can buy.

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You can buy 10 gum balls
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expression-$0.25*x=$2.50

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