You have $39 to spend at the music store. each cassette tape costs $5 and each cd costs $11. write a linear inequality that represents this situation. let represent the number of tapes and the number of cds.

Hello There!

My equation would be 5c + 11d <= 39

C represents cassete tape

D represents disk or the second letter of CD

To solve this I set tapes as X and CDs as Y and then multiplied each variable by the cost, respectively.

Next I set the inequality to be less than or equal to 39, because that is the amount of money you have.

hope this is what you were asking for!

step-by-step explanation:

134.6 us dollars

step-by-step explanation:

1 us dollar = 1.33 canadian dollars

so, 150 us dollars = 150 × 1.33 = $199.5.

in canada, the money mitchell spent = 20 canadian dollars.

remaining canadian dollars with him = 199.5 - 20 = 179.5.

after mitchell returned to us, he exchanged the remaining canadian dollars to us dollars.

179.5 canadian dollars = 179.5 × 0.75 = 134.6 us dollars.