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Sheila only has $10 to spend on muffins. If muffins are $1.50 each, how many muffins can she buy? Express your answer as an inequality.

Sheila only has $10 to spend on muffins. If muffins are $1.50 each, how many muffins can she buy? Express your answer as an inequality.
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Sheila only has $10 to spend on muffins. If muffins are $1.50 each, how many muffins can she

buy?
Express your answer as an inequality.

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User Waldemar Lehner
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Answer:

6

Explanation:

10 divided by 1.50 equals 6

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User Celtschk
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