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(pre-algebra) If Thomas has $1000 for a vacation, his plane ticket costs $348.25, and he will be there for 5.5 days, how much money can he spend each day? I need a inequality, you don't need to give me the answer to the inequality, I can do that. (Also don't do one like this: $1000 - $348.25 = $651.75 ÷ 5.5 = $118.5, It's not asking for that.)

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