One watermelon from the supermarket costs $4. danielle wants to buy several watermelons for a family picnic. she cannot spend more than $22. which inequality shows how many watermelons she can buy?
a. 4m ≥ 22
b. 4 ≤ 22m
c. 4m ≤ 22
d. 4 ≥ 22m

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