Mathematics, 29.10.2020 17:00 chloe1107

Jacob bought a book that cost $11.95 and magazines that cost $4.95 each. Isabella bought a book that cost $15.79 and magazines that cost $3.99 each. Jacob spent the same amount or less money than Isabella. Write an inequality to represent this real world problem. O $11.95 + $3.99 m < $15.79 + $4.95 m $11.95 + $3.99m > $15.79 + $4.95 m $11.95 + $4.95 m > $15.79 + $3.99 m O $11.95 + $4.95m

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