A golf course charges $10 to golf or $150 for a summer pass. Write an inequality to represent the number of times you would need to golf in order for the summer pass to be a better deal

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Kristina Townsend

14 September, 14:08

A golf course charges $10 to golf or $150 for a summer pass. Write an inequality to represent the number of times you would need to golf in order for the summer pass to be a better deal

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Leonardo Raymond · Answer 1

The first thing we must do for this case is to define a variable.

We have then:

x: the number of times you would need to golf

We write now the inequality:

10x> 150

Answer:

An inequality to represent the number of times you would need to golf in order for the summer pass to be a better deal is:

10x> 150