Cody wants to attend the fall festival at school. the price of admission to the festival is $5.50 and each game cost an additional

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Cody wants to attend the fall festival at school. The price of admission to the festival is $5.50, and each game costs an additional $0.75. If Cody has $15.00 to spend at the festival, which inequality can be used to solve for ( g ), the number of games he can play? Additionally, what is the maximum number of games he can play?

Ward Kling · Accepted Answer

75 divided by 15.00 is 20 because of you put 75 into 150 you can put it in 2 times evenly then you take down the 0 and 00 - 0 = 0 so answer is 20 games.

Anonymous · Answer

5.50 + 75g

Anonymous · Answer

Cody can play 10 games with his 15 dollars.

Anonymous · Answer

Cody can play 12 games.

Anonymous · Answer

Cody can play a maximum of 13 games.

Anonymous · Answer

Cody can play maximum number of  12 games.Step-by-step explanation:Cody has $15.00 to spend at the festival.Admission fees of the festival = $5.50Each game costs = $0.755.50 + 0.75g ≤ 155.50 + 0.75g < 15.00-5.50                -5.50            0.75g <   9.50            ÷0.75    ÷0.75                     g < 12.66Cody can play maximum number of  12 games.Now we calculate the actual amount spent by Cody.5.50 + 0.75g ≤ 155.50 + 0.75(12) ≤ 155.50 + 9.00 ≤ 1514.50 ≤ 15Cody can play 12 games and he spent total $14.50.

Anonymous · Answer

Cody can play twelve gamesStep-by-step explanation:Remaining amount with Cody after giving the admission price If one game costs cents then number of games that can be played from $Thus , Cody can play twelve games

Golden Hansen III · Answer

G = 15 - 5.50 ÷ .75orG = 9.50 ÷ .75Step-by-step explanation:

Lyla Hamill I · Answer

Hello Klynnn Cody can play 12 games to be exact?

Anonymous · Answer

so let him goStep-by-step explanation:

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