Jim takes great pride in decorating his float for the homecoming parade for his high school. With the $5000 he has to spend, Jim buys 5,000 carnations at $0.30 each, 4,000 tulips at $0.60 each, and 300 irises at $0.25 each. Write an inequality which describes how many roses, r, Jim can buy if roses cost $0.80 each.

r = (5000 - [(5000 x 0.3) + (4000 x 0.6) + (300 x 0.25)])0.8

Simplified - r = 820

Step-by-step explanation:

I don't know how to explain it exactly, but I know you have to find out how much the carnations, tulips, and irises all cost,subtract that from how much money he has, and divide what left by the cost of the roses (by multiplying the 0.8 cents, because it's a decimal).

r = (5000 - [(5000 x 0.3) + (4000 x 0.6) + (300 x 0.25)])0.8

r = (5000 - [1500 + 2400 + 75])0.8

r = (5000 - 3975)0.8

r = 1025(0.8)

r = 820

i don't even know man. edge inuity be messing with us. i had to ask a question too.

5y

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