The Coyotes are interested in trading their star safety. He is a veteran and makes $1.2 million per year. They are considering signing a player from another team who makes less money per year. If the Coyotes hope to save $1.5 million in salary over the next 3 years, what is the maximum amount they can pay the player from the other team?

Explanation:

1. Money to pay the star safety over 3 years:

2. Money to pay the player from the other team

3. Money to save:

Set the equation (inequality) that represents the savings of at least $1.5 million over the next 3 years.

Solve:

Hence, $ 0.7 million is the upper bound, and represents the maximum amount they can pay the player from the other team.

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