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Carmen buys candy that costs $6 per pound. She will spend less than $30 on candy. What are the possible punds she will buy. Use P for the number of punds willCarmen buy. Write your answer as an inequality solved for p.
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Pounds = P
$6 per pound for $30 worth.
P = 30/6
P=5
She can buy 5 pounds.
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