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## Thats-me Megan bought 7 charms for $31.50. Each charm costs the same amount of money. Whats an inequality that can be used to find the maximum amount of charms Megan can buy with$75? And what's the maximum amount of charms she can buy too? one year ago one year ago

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1. TrappGotti

CAN SOMEONE HELP ME

2. Thats-me

With what? I asked the question lol

3. I4NI

$7charms=31.50$ $31.50\div7=4.5$ So, each charm is $4.50, and let x represent the amount of charms; $4.5x \le75$ This shows that$4.50 per charm has to be less than or equal to $75. Now all you have to do to solve it is divide both sides by 4.5; $\frac{ 4.5x }{ 4.5 }\le \frac{ 75 }{ 4.5 }$ So, $x \le16.66...$ But you can't have .6666 of a charm, so the amount of charms she can buy with$75 is 16 charms.

4. TrappGotti

HEY I4NI CAN YOU HELP ME ??

5. I4NI

I can try, make another question topic and I will see what I can do.

6. TrappGotti

You (or your parents) earn $53,698.00/yr and you have deductions of FICA (7.65%), federal tax withholding (11.5%), and state tax withholding (9%). How much is the allowed housing expense for the year? (1 point)$ /year 4. You (or your parents) plan to pay \$1,275.00/month for a mortgage. How much is the minimum realized income per month to the nearest penny

7. Thats-me

You are incredible I4NI Thanks for the help, I think i get it now=)

8. I4NI

No problem (: Trapp, make another topic for your question, as this one was for the OP's question.

9. TrappGotti

I DID , I JUST HAVE TO WAIT 1 MINUTE TO BUMP IT UP !

10. Thats-me

Well than wait one minute=)