Alex pays $8 admission to the county fair and spends $8 on lunch. He buys some ride tickets for $2 each. How many tickets can Alex buy without spending more than $30 at the fair? The inequality 2t + 16 ≤ 30 models this situation, where t is the number of tickets Alex can buy. Solve the inequality. How many tickets can Alex buy? A. At most 3 tickets B. 7 or more tickets C. 13 or more tickets D. At most 7 tickets
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