Respuesta :
Answer:
(a) 5b ≤ 50
(b) $10
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) Since Grace spent $15 on the calculator, she has $50 remaining to spend on 5 binders.
Hence, the total cost of 5 binders must not exceed $50. As given, 'b' is the cost of each binder
∴ 5b ≤ 50
(b) Thus, the money Grace can spend on each binder is:
b = 50/5 = $10
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Let b represent the cost of each binder.
She spends $15 on a new calculator and wants to buy 5 binders. It means that the total cost of the new calculator and 5 binders would be
15 + 5b
Grace needs to spend no more than $65 on her school supplies. The inequality to model this situation would be
15 + 5b ≤ 65
b) Solving the inequality, it becomes
5b ≤ 65 - 15
5b ≤ 50
b ≤ 50/5
b ≤ 10
Grace can spend at most, $10 on each binder in order not to spend more than $65 in total.