You downloaded a video game to your computer. you have a 60-minute free trial of the game. it takes 5 minutes to set up the game and 7 minutes to play each level. you want to find out how many levels you can play for free. let l represent the number of levels played. write an inequality to determine the number of levels you can play in 60 minutes.

In 60 minute trial, 5 minutes will be taken to set it up. You will have minutes remaining.

Each level requires 7 minutes, so you can play levels.

So you can play max 7 levels for free (8th level can't be completed)

The inequality, thus, can be written as:

ANSWER:

Step-by-step explanation:

Time for setting up the game = 5 minutes

Time to play each level = 7 minutes

Let  l represent the number of levels played.

So, Time to play l levels = 7l

So, total time =

Now we are required to  Write an inequality to determine the number of levels you can play in 60 minutes.

So, the inequality becomes :

Hence an inequality to determine the number of levels you can play in 60 minutes is

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step-by-step explanation:

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