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SVETLANKA909090 [29]
3 years ago
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Tiana's math test score are 85 and 91 . she has one more test left. in order to earn and a, her average test score must be at le

ast 94. let x represent tiana's score on her next test. which inequalities could represent the possible test scores she can earn on the next test in order to earn an a? select all that apply
a. 94<85 91/2<100
b. 94<176 x/2<100
c. 94<85 91 x/3<100
d. 94<176/3<100
e. 94<=176 x/3<100
Mathematics
1 answer:
Harrizon [31]3 years ago
3 0
"at least " means her score has to be more or equal 94
94≤(85+91+x)/3
it looks like correct answer is e.

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