Natalie budgets $146 for yoga training. She buys a yoga mat for $10 and pays $9 per yoga class. Which inequality represents the number of classes, c, that Natalie can take and stay within her budget?

A. 146 ≤ 9c + 10

B. 146 ≥ 9c + 10

C. 146 ≤ 10c + 9

D. 146 ≥ 10c + 9

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Megan Wilkins

26 October, 03:12

Natalie budgets $146 for yoga training. She buys a yoga mat for $10 and pays $9 per yoga class. Which inequality represents the number of classes, c, that Natalie can take and stay within her budget?

A. 146 ≤ 9c + 10

B. 146 ≥ 9c + 10

C. 146 ≤ 10c + 9

D. 146 ≥ 10c + 9

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Isai Jones · Answer 1

a

Step-by-step explanation:

you must subtract ten from each side to get 136 is less than or equal to 9c then divide by nine to get c=15.111111

Clare Jones · Answer 2

if i can get brainliest that would be great

Answer: The answer is B. Because she can't go over 146. $10 is a one time fee and she pays $9 per classes.

Natalie budgets $146 for yoga training. She buys a yoga mat for $10 and pays $9 per yoga class. Which inequality represents the number of classes, c, that Natalie can take and stay within her budget?A. 146 ≤ 9c + 10B. 146 ≥ 9c + 10C. 146 ≤ 10c + 9D. 146 ≥ 10c + 9

Natalie budgets $146 for yoga training. She buys a yoga mat for $10 and pays $9 per yoga class. Which inequality represents the number of classes, c, that Natalie can take and stay within her budget?

A. 146 ≤ 9c + 10

B. 146 ≥ 9c + 10

C. 146 ≤ 10c + 9

D. 146 ≥ 10c + 9