Mathematics, 29.09.2019 12:00 mooreadrian412

Fred is trying to earn $35 to buy a basketball. he has saved $11.25. he earns $2.25 per hour doing yard work for his neighbor, and he earns $7.25 per hour selling sunglasses at the mall. will fred have enough to buy the basketball if he works in the yard for 2 hours and at the mall for 3 hours? use the inequality 2.25y + 7.25z + 11.25 ≥ 35.

no, because the total will be $58.75.
no, because the total will be $21.25.
yes, because the total will be $37.50.
yes, because the total will be $26.25.

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