Reggie wants to join a gym and spend no more than $250 per year. There is a $40 registration fee, and then he will be charged a fee each month for 12 months. Which inequality shows the relationship between

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Roee Shenberg asked Apr 20, 2023

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Reggie wants to join a gym and spend no more than $250 per year. There is a $40 registration fee, and then he will be charged a fee each month for 12 months. Which inequality shows the relationship between the monthly fee (x), the registration fee, and Reggie’s $250 limit?

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Answer: registration fee and monthly fee for 12 months must not be greater than 250
Monthly fee for 12 months will be represented as 12x
Therefore
250>40+12x

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