The art club has a budget of $350 for art supplies. The club has already purchased a display board for $125 and would like to buy several canvases. The canvases are $15 each. How many canvases can the club buy? Let x represent the number of canvases. Which inequality can be used to find x? 350 ≥ 125 + 15x 350 > 125 – 15x 350 ≤ 125 – 15x 350 < 125 + 15x

The answer is A: 350 ≥ 125 + 15x

Step-by-step explanation:

The amount of money spent would need to be greater than or equal to the budget. $125 was already spent. You would then ADD the amount of canvas' you buy, x, times 15, the amount of $ per canvas. (15x).

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