Question 18 Tickets for the amusement park cost $2 for children and $5 for adults. Katelyn's family plans on visiting the amusement park but plans on spending no more than $55 on tickets. Which inequality below represents this situation? Let (c) represent the number of children's tickets and (a) represent the number of adult's tickets. O A 2с + 5а < 55 O B 2(5а + с) < 55 2а + 5с < 55 D 2с + 5а > 55

Question 18 Tickets for the amusement park cost $2 for children and $5 for adults. Katelyn's family plans on visiting the amusement park but plans on spending no more than $55 on tickets. Which inequality below represents this situation? Let (c) represent the number of children's tickets and (a) represent the number of adult's tickets. O A 2с + 5а < 55 O B 2(5а + с) < 55 2а + 5с < 55 D 2с + 5а > 55

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