Mathematics, 03.09.2021 15:30, alex12354

Amari can spend at most $40 at the fair. It cost her $12 to enter the fair and $3 per ticket, t, to ride the rides. The inequality
represents the amount of money Amari has left to purchase tickets after she enter
fair.

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