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Previous Question: Please help me with The product of two number is 442. The sum of the numbers is 43. x*n=442 x+n=43 Next Question: write an inequality for the situation Allen can spend at most $10.00 on party supplies. Plates cost $3.00 per packages and napkins cost $2.00 per package.

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