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Ollie bought a sports drink for $2.25 and several granola bars that were each $1.50. Ollie inequality with a $20 bill and received change. Which inequality can be used to find g…

Ollie bought a sports drink for $2.25 and several granola bars that were each $1.50. Ollie inequality with a $20 bill and received change. Which inequality can be used to find g…
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Ollie bought a sports drink for $2.25 and several granola bars that were each $1.50. Ollie inequality with a $20 bill and received change. Which inequality can be used to find g, the number of granola bars that Ollie purchased ?

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Answer:

2.25 + 1.50g > 20

Explanation:

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