Amanda wants to buy books for tenth grade students. Each book costs $4, and she wants to spend less than $1000. Write an inequality that represents the number of books she can purchase with $1000. Here, x represents the number of books.
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250 books can be purchased by $1000
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"1" book cost =4$
let "x" be the number of book she will buy with $1000
Simple cross multiplication
"1" book = $4
"x" books = $1000
1 × 1000 = 4 × x
1000÷4 = x
x = 250 books
henceforth,250 books can cost $1000
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