Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
the girl is selling tickets for dollars 15 and she wants to raise more than dollars 180. that means we need a symbol that will make it so that $180 is always less than. like such.

it shouldn't be less than or equal to symbol because she wanted to save more than $180. that means we can't use this expression.

and we can't use this expression either

let's say if we had somebody by one ticket then that would mean we would add 1 to 15 which will equal 16 and so forth.

etc....
if each one of her tickets cost $15 and t is equal to the amount of tickets sold then we should multiply the operation so that we have groups of 15. like such.

etc....
this means the expression she wants to use is

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