Nathan went bowling with $27 to spend. He rented shoes for $5.75 and paid $4.25 for each game. Which inequality could be used to find g, the greatest number of games Nathan could play?

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Nathan went bowling with $27 to spend. He rented shoes for $5.75 and paid $4.25 for each game. Which inequality could be used to find g, the greatest number of games Nathan could play?

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Answer:

5 Games. The greatest numbers of games he could play would be 5

Explanation:

multiply 4.25 by 5 then add 5.75

David Snowsill answered Nov 16, 2022

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