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Suppose David has $65 to spend on a ticket and some shirts here he spent $32.95 on his ticket and fee. Write an inequality could be used to find the maximum number of shirts he …

Suppose David has $65 to spend on a ticket and some shirts here he spent $32.95 on his ticket and fee. Write an inequality could be used to find the maximum number of shirts he …
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Suppose David has $65 to spend on a ticket and some shirts here he spent $32.95 on his ticket and fee. Write an inequality could be used to find the maximum number of shirts he can buy

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$65 - $32.25 = (how much money is left to by shirts)

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