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I need write an inequality to represent this: spending limit of $30, each product costs $0.30. How many can I buy without going over my spending limit?

I need write an inequality to represent this: spending limit of $30, each product costs $0.30. How many can I buy without going over my spending limit?
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I need write an inequality to represent this: spending limit of $30, each product costs $0.30. How many can I buy without going over my spending limit?

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Answer:

x ≤ 100

Explanation:

0.3x ≤ 30

x = 100 --- divide both sides by 0.3

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