Mathematics, 21.11.2020 19:50, ayoismeisalex

Gumballs cost $0.50 each, and jawbreakers cost $0.30 each. Bob has $3.00 to spend on candy. Create an inequality that represents the number of gumballs and jawbreakers Bob can buy.

I need an inequality

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