Under her cell phone plan, Violet pays a flat cost of $38 per month and $3 per gigabyte. She wants to keep her bill under $80 per month. Which inequality can be used to determine xx, the maximum number of gigabytes Violet can use while staying within her budget? A) 80>3x+38 B) 80>3(38+x) C) 80<3x+38 D) 80<3(38+x)

Respuesta :

the inequality is:

$38 + $3*x < $80

And the solution is:

x < 14.

How to find the inequality?

We know that Violet's plan has a flat cost of $38 plus $3 per gigabyte.

So, if we define x as the number of gigabytes that Violet uses, then the monthly cost is given by:

C(x)=  $38 + x*$3

And she wants to spend less than $80 per month, so we can write the inequality:

$38 + $3*x < $80

Solving that for x we get:

$3*x < $80 - $38 = $42

x < $42/$3

x < 14

We conclude that she needs to use less than 14 gigabytes per month.

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