At Cindy's Sweet Treats, cookies are packaged in boxes of 8. Depending on the cookie flavor, the most a box can cost is $16. Let x represent how much each cookie costs. Which inequality describes the problem?Choices:(A) 8x≤16(B) 8x≥16Solve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.Each cookie costs at most $___.
Q. At Cindy's Sweet Treats, cookies are packaged in boxes of 8. Depending on the cookie flavor, the most a box can cost is $16. Let x represent how much each cookie costs. Which inequality describes the problem?Choices:(A) 8x≤16(B) 8x≥16Solve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.Each cookie costs at most $___.
Understand the problem: Step 1: Understand the problem. Cindy's Sweet Treats packages cookies in boxes of 8, and the maximum cost for a box is $16. We need to find the inequality that represents the maximum cost per cookie, x.
Set up the inequality: Step 2: Set up the inequality. Since the maximum cost of a box is $16 and each box contains 8 cookies, the cost per cookie multiplied by 8 should not exceed $16. This is represented by the inequality 8x≤16.
Solve the inequality: Step 3: Solve the inequality. Divide both sides of the inequality 8x ≤ 16 by 8 to isolate x.88x≤816x≤2This means each cookie costs at most $\(2\).
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