Richard is making a budget for his 5-day trip to Virginia Beach. First, he sets an amount of money he thinks he'll need for each day of the trip. In all, Richard figures he'll need more than $800 for the whole trip.Let x represent how much money Richard budgets for each day. Which inequality describes the problem?Choices:(A) 5x≥800(B) 5x > 800Solve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.Richard budgets more than $___ for each day.
Q. Richard is making a budget for his 5-day trip to Virginia Beach. First, he sets an amount of money he thinks he'll need for each day of the trip. In all, Richard figures he'll need more than $800 for the whole trip.Let x represent how much money Richard budgets for each day. Which inequality describes the problem?Choices:(A) 5x≥800(B) 5x>800Solve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.Richard budgets more than $___ for each day.
Understand the problem: Question Prompt: Determine which inequality correctly represents Richard's budgeting for his trip and calculate how much he budgets per day.
Formulate the inequality: Step 1: Understand the problem. Richard needs more than $800 for 5 days. Let x be the daily budget. The inequality should reflect "more than $800" for 5 days.
Solve the inequality: Step 2: Formulate the inequality. Since he needs more than $800 in total for 5 days, the correct inequality is 5x > 800. This means each day's budget multiplied by 5 should be greater than $800.
Conclusion: Step 3: Solve the inequality 5x > 800. Divide both sides by 5 to isolate x: 5x > 800x > \frac{800}{5}x > 160.
Conclusion: Step 3: Solve the inequality 5x > 800. Divide both sides by 5 to isolate x: 5x > 800x > \frac{800}{5}x > 160. Step 4: Conclusion. Richard budgets more than $160 for each day.
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