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3. Create an inequality to represent the following information. Be sure to define any variables and restrictions you use. (12 pts - 3 pts each) A. Michael uses twice as much glue as "Bondo" (a form of putty) in creating his plastic models of the Star Wars pod racers. B. A ride on the Ferris wheel requires 3 tickets and a ride on the roller coaster requires 6 tickets. Peter has enough money to purchase a maximum of 41 tickets. C. You have relatives living in both the United States and Canada. You are given a prepaid phone card worth $50. Calls within Canada cost $.16 per minute and calls to the US cost $.44 per minute.

          3. Create an inequality to represent the following information. Be sure to define any variables and restrictions you use. (12 pts - 3 pts each)
A. Michael uses twice as much glue as "Bondo" (a form of putty) in creating his plastic models of the Star Wars pod racers.
B. A ride on the Ferris wheel requires 3 tickets and a ride on the roller coaster requires 6 tickets. Peter has enough money to purchase a maximum of 41 tickets.
C. You have relatives living in both the United States and Canada. You are given a prepaid phone card worth $50. Calls within Canada cost $.16 per minute and calls to the US cost $.44 per minute.

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3. Create an inequality to represent the following information. Be sure to define any variables and restrictions you use. (12 pts - 3 pts each)
A. Michael uses twice as much glue as "Bondo" (a form of putty) in creating his plastic models of the Star Wars pod racers.
B. A ride on the Ferris wheel requires 3 tickets and a ride on the roller coaster requires 6 tickets. Peter has enough money to purchase a maximum of 41 tickets.
C. You have relatives living in both the United States and Canada. You are given a prepaid phone card worth 50. Calls within Canada cost.16 per minute and calls to the US cost .44 per minute.

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Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

Alan S. Tussy, R. David Gustafson 5th Edition

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A. Let's say the amount of glue Bondo uses is represented by the variable "b". Since Michael uses twice as much glue as Bondo, the amount of glue Michael uses can be represented by the variable "2b". B. Let's say the number of tickets Peter purchases for the Show more…

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3. Create an inequality to represent the following information. Be sure to define any variables and restrictions you use. 12 pts - 3 pts each. A. Michael uses twice as much glue as Bondo, a form of putty, in creating his plastic models of the Star Wars podracer. B. A ride on the Ferris wheel requires 3 tickets and a ride on the roller coaster requires 6 tickets. Peter has enough money to purchase a maximum of 41 tickets. C. You have relatives living in both the United States and Canada. You are given a prepaid phone card worth $50. Calls within Canada cost $0.16 per minute and calls to the US cost $0.44 per minute.

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