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Mathematics, 11.10.2019 20:20, lex1kkkk

Felix is buying 10 candles, and wants to spend no more than $5 above or below $80. which inequality models the cost c, in dollars, felix is willing to pay per candle?

a.

|10c – 5| ≤ 80

b.

|80 – 10c| ≤ 5

c.

|80 + 10c| ≤ 5

d.

|10c + 5| ≤ 80

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