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You have $11.50 to buy boxes of crackers for a party a box of crackers costs $2.30 which inequality represents the number x of boxes of crackers you can buy

You have $11.50 to buy boxes of crackers for a party a box of crackers costs $2.30 which inequality represents the number x of boxes of crackers you can buy
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You have $11.50 to buy boxes of crackers for a party a box of crackers costs $2.30 which inequality represents the number x of boxes of crackers you can buy

You have $11.50 to buy boxes of crackers for a party a box of crackers costs $2.30 which-example-1
User Arjun Kalidas
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Answer:

it is the second 1

Explanation:

your answer is wrong sorry.

User ICreative
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X is less than or equal to 5

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