Write an inequality and solve to find the amount he must still save.
Answer to Problem 54IP
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Brian is saving money to buy a new mountain bike. The bike that he likes costs $375.95, and he has already saved $285.50. Write an inequality and solve to find the amount he must still save.
Concept Used:
Let x be the amount that Brian must save to buy a new mountain bike.
Since it he already saved $285.50 add it to x and it should be greater than the value of the bike at $375.95
Apply the subtraction property of inequality to solve for the amount to be saved.
The required inequality:
Calculation:
The required inequality:
Thus, Brian must save greater than $90.45.
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