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Hannah has $175 to spend. She buys $120 worth of non-taxable items. Some other items are taxable at 6%. Which inequality shows how much she can spend on taxable items before tax is applied?

F: x <= $3.30

G: x <= $45.09

H: x <= $51.89

J: x <= $165.09

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closest answer is  H

Step-by-step explanation:

She can spend on taxable items before tax is applied is $51.89. Then the correct option is H.

What is inequality?

Inequality is simply a type of equation that does not have an equal sign in it. Inequality is defined as a statement about the relative size as well as is used to compare two statements.

Hannah has $175 to spend. She buys $120 worth of non-taxable items.

Then the remaining amount will be

→ $175 - $120 = $55

Some other items are taxable at 6%.

Let the cost of these items will be x, then we have

\(1.06x \leq 55\\\\x \leq 51.886 \approx 51.89\)

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