SOLUTION: if you need .75 pounds of cheese to top a pizza, and you have 4 pounds of cheese, will you have enough to make 6 pizzas? Write an inequality where p=pizzas i have no - p=4/.0

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Question 745619: if you need .75 pounds of cheese to top a pizza, and you have 4 pounds of cheese, will you have enough to make 6 pizzas? Write an inequality where p=pizzas
i have no - p=4/.075<6 the - is under <
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Answer by fcabanski(1391) About Me  (Show Source):
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Your inequality is the amount of cheese on the pizzas is less than or equal to (<=) the total amount of cheese. The number of pizzas is unknown, so call it p. 6 is the number of pizzas for one sample situation, not for the general situation.


In general the number of pizzas, p, times the cheese per pizza, .75, = the total cheese used. That must be less than or equal to 4.


.75p <= 4


p <= 4/.75 <= 5.33 You can make 5 and 1/3 pizzas with 4 pounds of cheese. You don't have enough cheese for 6 pizzas.