Ms. Cohen is buying supplies for her kindergarten class room. she can spend at most $30. she wants to buy boxes of crayons that cost $2 per box. she also buys a poster for $5. mrs.Cohen wants to know how many boxes of crayons she can buy.

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Answer:

Ms. Cohen can buy 12 poxes of crayons.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ms. Cohen can buy 12 boxes of crayons with the rest of her money. In the question it states she only wants to buy 1 poster not more than one so if she buys 1 poster that's

30-5-25

and than you can just count up by 2 till you get the closest to 25

25-24=1$

24/2 = 12

Hope this helps.

The number of boxes of crayons that can be bought is needed.

The number of boxes that can be bought at most is 12.

Linear inequalities

Let [tex]x[/tex] be the number of boxes of crayons

Total amount of money = $30

Cost of one box = $2

Cost of poster = $5

The linear inequality will be

[tex]2x+5\leq 30\\\Rightarrow x\leq\dfrac{30-5}{2}\\\Rightarrow x\leq 12.5[/tex]

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