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Suppose a DVD costs $19 and a CD costs $12. Which inequality represents how many CDs (c) you can buy along with one DVD (d) if you have $67 to spend?
A. 12c + 19 ≥ 67
B. 12c + 19 ≤ 67
C. 19c + 12 ≤ 67
D. 12c + 19 > 67
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