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STatiana [176]
1 year ago
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Grayson needs to order some new supplies for the restaurant where he works. The restaurant needs at least 761 forks. There are c

urrently 205 forks. If each set on sale contains 10 forks, which inequality can be used to determine x, the minimum number of sets of forks Grayson should buy?options are.1. 761 ≥ 10(205+x)2. 761 ≤ 10(205+x)3. 761 ≥ 10x+2054. 761 ≤ 10x+205
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1 answer:
Triss [41]1 year ago
7 0

The restaurant needs at least 761 forks.

There are currently 205 forks

Each set on sale contains 10 forks,

The number of set taht have to buy are x

Number of forks in x set are = 10x

Since, we need at least 761

So 761 should be graeter than equal to the sum of reamining forks and the new forks

i.e. 761 ≥ 10x + 205

Answer : 3. 761 ≥ 10x + 205

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