How do you put "$0.20 per text message and $55 for 1,000 minutes of talk time per month." in a expression?

Our word problem: $0.20 per text message, $55 for 1,000 minutes of talk time per month."

Since a person has to pay 20 cents whenever they send a text message, and we do not know how many messages they will send, that is an unknown value, so we will label the number of messages they send as x.

Since they are limited to 1,000 minutes of talk time per month and they have to pay $55, we have to set this as an inequality, since we do not know if they will use up all 1,000 minutes of talk time. We have to use the less than or equal to sign to indicate that they cannot talk more than 1,000 minutes.

≤ 55

Text messages: $0.20x

Talk time: ≤ $55

We cannot put both of these into one expression.

the answer is: the length is 5/6 yards.

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