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Frida goes shopping and buys one sweater for $35 and jeans that cost $25 per pair. She has $115. Which inequality represents the number of jeans Dalecia can buy.

Frida goes shopping and buys one sweater for $35 and jeans that cost $25 per pair. She has $115. Which inequality represents the number of jeans Dalecia can buy.
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Frida goes shopping and buys one sweater for $35 and jeans that cost $25 per pair. She has $115. Which inequality represents the number of jeans Dalecia can buy.

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