cameron is going to the carnival. the price of admission to the carnival is $6.50, and each ride costs an…

cameron is going to the carnival. the price of admission to the carnival is $6.50, and each ride costs an additional 0.75 cents. if cameron can spend at most $20.00 at the carnival, which inequality represents all the possible values of r rides cameron can go on? a 0.75 + 6.50r ≤ 20.00 b 0.75 + 6.50r ≥ 20.00 c 6.50 + 0.75r ≤ 20.00 d 6.50 + 0.75r ≥ 20.00

cameron is going to the carnival. the price of admission to the carnival is $6.50, and each ride costs an additional 0.75 cents. if cameron can spend at most $20.00 at the carnival, which inequality represents all the possible values of r rides cameron can go on? a 0.75 + 6.50r ≤ 20.00 b 0.75 + 6.50r ≥ 20.00 c 6.50 + 0.75r ≤ 20.00 d 6.50 + 0.75r ≥ 20.00

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the cost components

The admission cost is a fixed amount of (6.50) dollars. The cost for (r) rides is (0.75r) dollars (since each ride costs (0.75) dollars).

Step2: Form the inequality

The total cost (admission cost + cost of rides) must be at most (20.00) dollars. So the total cost is (6.50 + 0.75r), and the inequality is (6.50+0.75r\leq20.00)

Answer:

C. (6.50 + 0.75r\leq20.00)