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Amie wants to buy cupcakes for her friends to celebrate a birthday. She wants to spend between $15 and $25, and each cupcake costs $1.50. Write a compound inequality to show how…

Amie wants to buy cupcakes for her friends to celebrate a birthday. She wants to spend between $15 and $25, and each cupcake costs $1.50. Write a compound inequality to show how…
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Amie wants to buy cupcakes for her friends to celebrate a birthday. She wants to spend between $15 and $25, and each cupcake costs $1.50. Write a compound inequality to show how many cupcakes Amie can buy.

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Answer: The most amount of cupcakes she can buy is 16.

Step-by-step explanation: 1.50 multiplied by 16 equals 24

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