5. lauren has $50 to spend at the strawberry festival. she spends $ 10 on admission and $12 on strawberry shortcake. she wants to play an arcade game that costs $0.75 per game. write an inequality to represent lauren's situation. find the maximum number of times, n, lauren can play the game. justify your answer.

For this case we have that Lauren's initial amount of money was $ 50, if he spends $10 and $12 on admission and strawberry pie respectively we have:

$50 - ($10 + $12) = $50- $22 = $28

That is, she has $ 28 left

n: Let the variable that represents the amount of games Lauren can play.

Then, it must be fulfilled that:

Thus, Lauren can play 37 times the game (at most)

Thus, Lauren can play 37 times the game (at most)

19.

step-by-step explanation:

you add the 9 in the tens column since it is a single digit and 9 plus zero is 9 so it is 19

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