Mathematics, 16.01.2020 07:31 queen6931
It’ll cost me $8 to make a dream catcher and i’ll sell twice that ($16) to make a profit. it’ll cost me $2 in materials to make vases and i’ll sell them $4. with $5,000, i’ll have enough money to buy 500 vases and 500 dreamcatchers. 500 vases would cost me $1,000 and 500 dreamcatchers would cost $4,000. how would i write an inequality for this that includes the cost per item. !
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