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Mathematics, 11.11.2020 17:50, timozy95

Bryan is buying notebooks and pens at an office supply store. Notebooks cost $3.59 and pens cost $1.49. He can spend up to $13 on these items. Let x represent the number of notebooks. Let y represent the number of pens. Enter an inequality that represents the situation.

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