Mathematics, 11.01.2021 18:10 zitterkoph

10) Stan has $55. He wants to buy a belt that costs $14 and some T–shirts that cost $9 each. How many T–shirts can he buy? a) Let n represent the number of T–shirts and translate into an inequality. b) How many T–shirts can he buy?

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