Dani wants to spend less than $25 on a birthday present for her friend. if she buys a necklace for $9.50, how many pairs of earrings, e, can she buy for $3.75 each without exceeding her budget?

4

Step-by-step explanation:

Start with $25.

Now subtract the cost of the necklace, $9.50.

$25 - $9.50 = $15.50

Dani has $15.50 left after buying the necklace.

Each pair of earrings costs $3.75.

To find the number of $3.75 pairs of earrings she can buy with $15.50, we divide $15.50 by $3.75.

$15.50/$3.75 =  4.13333...

Since you cannot buy a fraction of a pair of earrings, we must round 4.1333... down to 4.

4 pairs of earrings.

24/56=hx^7

step-by-step explanation:

answer: a. 13/44

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