Alonso went to the market with \$55$55dollar sign, 55 to buy eggs and sugar. He knows he needs a package of 121212 eggs that costs \$2.75$2.75dollar sign, 2, point, 75. After getting the eggs, he wants to buy as much sugar as he can with his remaining money. The sugar he likes comes in boxes that each cost \$11.50$11.50dollar sign, 11, point, 50.

Correct question:
Alonso went to the market with $55 to buy eggs and sugar. He knows he needs a package of 12 eggs that costs $2.75. After getting the eggs, he wants to buy as much sugar as he can with his remaining money. The sugar he likes comes in boxes that each cost $11.50.
Let S represent the number of boxes of sugar Alonso buys.

Answer: after buying a pack of 12 eggs for = $2.75, Alonso will be able to buy 4 boxes of sugar.

Explanation:
The Total amount of money Alonso went to the market with is $55.
Items to be bought includes:
eggs;
sugar.
Alonso knows that:
A pack of 12 eggs costs = $2.75.
Now, he wants to use the remaining amount to purchase as much sugar as possible.
A box of sugar he likes = $11.50.
From this information, the objective would be to determine the number of sugar he can purchase with the money left after he has already bought the eggs.
To start with, the amount of money left after buying the eggs is:
= $55 - $2.75;
= $52.25.
Now, to determine the number of boxes of sugar he can purchase, we have:
$52.25*1 box of sugar/$11.50;
x = 4.5 box of sugar.
Therefore, after buying a pack of 12 eggs for = $2.75, Alonso will be able to buy 4 boxes of sugar.