document.write( "Question 23854: Granola in the bulk-food section of the grocery store is $1.96 per pound. you have $3 to spend on granola and strawberry yogurt. Write an inequality that describes how many pounds of granola you can purchase if you pay $0.69 for strawberry yogurt. Solve the inequality. \n" ); document.write( "

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First, we need the amount of money we have available for the granola, which we get by subtracting $0.69 from the $3, giving $2.31 left. Now, we write an inequality for the (pounds of granola)=p we can afford. Granola is $1.96/pound, so we can say 1.96p\n" ); document.write( "We can now solve this inequality by dividing 2.31 by 1.96 to get the maximum amout of pounds we can afford. \n" ); document.write( "

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