Ali wants to earn more than $31 trimming trees. He charges $7 per hour and pays $4 in equipment fees. What are the possible numbers of hours Ali could trim trees?Use t for the number of hours.Write your answer as an inequality solved for t.

Tom wants to rent a boat and spend less than $69. The boat costs $6 per hour, and Tom has a discount coupon for $3 off. What are the possible numbers of hours Tom could rent the boat?Use t for the number of hours.Write your answer as an inequality solved for t.

A student earns $7.50 per hour at her part-time job. She wants to earn at least $200. Enter an inequality that represents all of the possible numbers of hours (h) the student could work to meet her goal. Enter your response in the first response box. Enter the least whole number of hours the student needs to work in order to earn at least $200, Enter your response in the second response box.

Abdul works mowing lawns and babysitting. He earns $8.90 an hour for mowing and $7.60 an hour for babysitting. How much will he earn for 5 hours of mowing and 3 hours of babysitting?

For his phone service, Jose pays a monthly fee of $11, and he pays an additional $0.07 per minute of use. The least he has been charged in a month is $110.96.What are the possible numbers of minutes he has used his phone in a month?Use m for the number of minutes, and solve your inequality for m.

Maya is taking her friends to a concert. Each ticket costs $25, and souvenir T-shirts are $12 each. There is a $4 service fee for the entire purchase. She has $130. If she buys 3 tickets, what is the maximum number of T-shirts she can buy?Solve the inequality 25x + 12y + 4 130, where x = number of tickets and y = number of T-shirts, to answer the question.A.5B.12C.3D.4