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Mathematics, 28.08.2020 20:01 anniekwilbourne

Julie does not want to spend more than $300 on ice skating. Her skates will cost $42, her lessons will cost a total of $56, and the practice time will cost $7.50 per hour. Which inequality should Julie use to determine the maximum number of hours, h, she can practice without spending more than $300?

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