Math, asked by seemagarg8687, 6 months ago

The volleyball team raised $350 from its fundraiser. It wants to buy jerseys and volleyballs. The jerseys cost $12 each, and the team needs 22 jerseys. Volleyballs cost $15 each. What is the maximum number of volleyballs the team can buy and still have money left? Write your answer and explain the steps you took.

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Answered by Mkargha
7

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

1 jursey=12$

22 jursey=(12×22)$

=264$

money left=(350-264)$

=86$

15$=1 voleyball

86$=(86÷15)=5.733..

5 voleyball=(5×15)=75$

money left=(86-75)=11$

Answered by 319517
4

Sample response: The team can buy 5 volleyballs. I wrote the inequality (12)(22) + 15n < 350, then did the multiplication first. I used the subtraction and division properties of inequality to isolate the variable to find that n is less than about 5.73. I rounded down to 5, since you can’t buy part of a volleyball.

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