Sandra wants to purchase tickets, t, for $18.50 each from a company that charges a one-time fee of $8.75 for using the service. sandra's total purchase cannot exceed $200. construct an inequality to determine the number of tickets, t, sandra can purchase.

10 tickets

Step-by-step explanation:

There is always a fixed cost of 8.75 whenever you want to avail the service.

So 8.75 is fixed

Now, each ticket, t, costs 18.50, so it would cost Sandra 18.5*t to buy t tickets. Of course, this has to be LESS THAN or EQUAL TO 200. We can now write and inequality of this form shown below (remember 8.75 is fixed):

Let's solve this and find the max number of tickets Sandra can buy:

You can't buy fractional amount, so Sandra can basically buy 10 tickets

yess

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7x7=4 so if u carry the 9 it will be 33