Mathematics, 21.05.2020 03:08 QueenNerdy889

Fran is limited to watching television for less than 16.2 hours per week. She has already watched 5.4 hours this week, and each
show that she watches is 0.9 of an hour long.
0.95 + 5.4 < 16.2
How many more shows can Fran finish watching this week? Select the inequality that includes the maximum number of shows Fran
can finish and stay within her limitations.

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