Mathematics, 09.12.2020 20:50 williedenmark42

Mary Beth would like to buy a jacket for $40. She has a total of $90 to spend. With the
remaining money she would like to buy as
many pairs of socks as she can. The socks
are $5 a piece. Write an inequality, solve for it
and graph it.

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