Mathematics, 17.02.2020 19:38 tucecoskun

Laura buys Candy the cost five dollars per pound she will buy less than 9 pounds of candy what are the possible amounts you spend on candy you see for the amount in dollars Laura will spend on candy right your answer is it a inequality

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