Which problem can be solved using this inequality?

x + 5 ≤ 20

A.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is $15. She only has $20 to spend. How much money will she have left after buying the pencil case?

B.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is less than $5. She only has $20 to spend. How much money will she have left to spend after buying the pencil case?

C.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is $5 more than the cost of a book bag. She only has $20 to spend. Does Beth have enough money to buy the pencil case and book bag?

D.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is $5. She only has $20 to spend. What is the most amount of money she can spend on the remaining supplies?

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Mathematics

Sheldon Crosby

29 May, 00:30

Which problem can be solved using this inequality?

x + 5 ≤ 20

A.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is $15. She only has $20 to spend. How much money will she have left after buying the pencil case?

B.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is less than $5. She only has $20 to spend. How much money will she have left to spend after buying the pencil case?

C.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is $5 more than the cost of a book bag. She only has $20 to spend. Does Beth have enough money to buy the pencil case and book bag?

D.

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is $5. She only has $20 to spend. What is the most amount of money she can spend on the remaining supplies?

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Phoenix Stone · Answer 1

Beth is purchasing school supplies. She knows that the price for her pencil case is $5. She only has $20 to spend. What is the most amount of money she can spend on the remaining supplies?