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Dennis spent $3 less than twice as much money on dinner than on lunch let L represent the amount of money he spent on lunch and D represent the amount of money he spent on dinner write an equation to represent the amount of money dennis spent on dinner

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> $5 dollar less on dinner than James spent

> 3 more than twice as many ringtones as Mary

Are these expressions including a "greater than" sign,

or were you merely using the > to designate a place marker?

If the expressions are including greater than then:

"greater than $5 less on dinner than James spent"

Let D = amount you are looking to spend

Let J = amount James spent

D > J - 5

"greater than 3 more than twice as many ringtones as Mary"

Let R = number of ringtones you are looking for

Let M = number of Mary's ringtones

R > 2M + 3

does that help.

User Jacob Boertjes
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L=3$-x×2 x=D hope this helps?
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