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Mathematics, 16.03.2020 16:35 esperanzar5755

You have at most $20.75 to spend at a fair. Rides cost $0.50 each, and games cost $2 each. Let r be numbers of rides and g be numbers of games. Write an inequality that represents the numbers of rides and games you can afford.

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