To stay on budget, kurt must spend less than $50. yesterday, he spent $7 for lunch. today he wants to buy sports cards, which cost $1 each.

let s represent the number of sports cards kurt can buy.

which statement determines how many sports cards kurt can buy to stay on budget?

to stay on budget, kurt can buy fewer than 7 cards.

to stay on budget, kurt can buy fewer than 43 cards.

to stay on budget, kurt can buy fewer than 50 cards.

to stay on budget, kurt can buy fewer than 58 cards.

To stay on budget, Kurt can buy fewer than 43 cards.

Step-by-step explanation:

Kurt had $50

He spent $7 for lunch

$50 - $7 = $43

Now he have $43

Today he wants to buy sport cards, $1 each

Since each card cost $1 and he have $43, Kurt can buy fewer than 43 cards to stay on budget.

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step-by-step explanation:

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