Mathematics, 28.05.2021 19:50 qorderiusnewton

Tickets to the State Fair are $10 plus $1.50 per ride. The State Fair also sells unlimited ride wristbands for $25 that include the entry fee. Which inequality below below could be used to determine the number of rides (r) you would need to ride to make the wristband a better deal? A. 10 + 1.5r < 25
B. 10r + 1.5 < 25
C. 10 + 1.5r > 25r
D. 10 + 1.5r > 25

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