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Alocal supermarket sells chicken fir $2.49/lb and pork for $3.19/lb. todd buys "c" pounds of chicken and "p" pounds ofpork which of the following inequalities represents that todd only has $40 to spend?


Alocal supermarket sells chicken fir $2.49/lb and pork for $3.19/lb.todd buys "c" pounds of chicken

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