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7 Lydia wants to buy as many $3 pop-sockets as she can for her friends. If she has $16, which linear inequality would be used to solve for how many she can buy?

7 Lydia wants to buy as many $3 pop-sockets as she can for her friends. If she has $16, which linear inequality would be used to solve for how many she can buy?
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Lydia wants to buy as many $3 pop-sockets as she can for her friends. If she has $16, which
linear inequality would be used to solve for how many she can buy?

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User Lomtrur
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Answer:

linear equations are hard but try L=16

Explanation:

I'm prob wrong sorry

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