A coach of a baseball team orders hats for the players on his team. Each hat costs $9.95. The shipping charge for the entire order is $5.00. The total cost of the coach's order is less than $125.00. What inequality can be used to determine the greatest number of hats, h, the coach orders

11

Step-by-step explanation:

Based on the information that have been given in the question, we can use the information to form an inequality which goes thus:

5 + 9.95h < 125

9.95h < 125 - 5

9.95h < 120

h < 120/9.95

h < 12.06

h < 12

Therefore since h is less than 12, the greatest number of hat that can be ordered will be 11.

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