You have $15.00 to buy watermelon for a picnic. A watermelon costs $3.75. Which inequality represents the number 3 of watermelons you can buy? PLEASE HELP !!!

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You have $15.00 to buy watermelon for a picnic. A watermelon costs $3.75. Which inequality represents the number 3 of watermelons you can

buy? PLEASE HELP !!!

You have $15.00 to buy watermelon for a picnic. A watermelon costs $3.75. Which inequality-example-1

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C cause cap plus cap and yeah

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