Erica goes to the outlet mall to shop for some T-shirts and a pair of jeans. Store A charges $7 for each T-shirt and $15 for a pair of jeans. Store B charges $5 for each T-shirt and $23 for a pair of jeans.

Erica only has time to visit one store. Which inequality represents the number of T-shirts Erica can buy, if a purchase from store B was to cost no more than the same purchase from store A?


A. ) x ≥ 4
B. ) x ≤ 4
C. ) x ≥ 19
D. ) x ≤ 19

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Step-by-step explanation:

x>19 c

Answer:

x>19 c

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A
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B
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C
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Aqua Town charges $6.00 admission plus $1.00 for each ride. The cost at Wet World is $3.00 admission plus $2.00 per ride.

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