Natalie budgets $146 for yoga training. She buys a yoga mat for $10 and spends at least $9 per day on yoga classes. Which inequality represents the number of days, d, on which Natalie can take classes?

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Arturo Cabrera

10 August, 18:41

Natalie budgets $146 for yoga training. She buys a yoga mat for $10 and spends at least $9 per day on yoga classes. Which inequality represents the number of days, d, on which Natalie can take classes?

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Lilah · Answer 1

The first thing we must do for this case is to define variables:

d = number of days

We then have the following inequality that represents the problem:

9d + 10 < = 146

Answer:

An inequality that represents the number of days, on which Natalie can take classes is:

9d + 10 < = 146