Ted and his friends went out to dinner after soccer practice last night. They decided to split the bill evenly among the 5 of them. Including the tip, Ted figured that each person will pay no more than $15.Let x represent how much Ted expected the group to pay in all. Which inequality describes the problem?Choices:(A)\frac{x}{5} < 15(B)5x≤15Solve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.Ted expected the group to pay at most $____ in all.
Q. Ted and his friends went out to dinner after soccer practice last night. They decided to split the bill evenly among the 5 of them. Including the tip, Ted figured that each person will pay no more than $15.Let x represent how much Ted expected the group to pay in all. Which inequality describes the problem?Choices:(A)5x<15(B)5x≤15Solve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.Ted expected the group to pay at most $____ in all.
Understand the problem: Step 1: Understand the problem and set up the inequality.Ted and his friends want each person to pay no more than $15. Since there are 5 people, we multiply $15 by 5 to find the total maximum amount they can spend.Calculation: 15×5=75
Write the inequality: Step 2: Write the inequality.The total amount x, divided by 5, should be less than or equal to15. This matches choice (B) 5x≤15.
Solve the inequality: Step 3: Solve the inequality.Multiply both sides of the inequality 5x≤15 by 5 to isolate x.Calculation: x≤15×5x≤75
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