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NARA [144]
3 years ago
11

Choose the inequality that illustrates this problem. After serving 45 pounds of poultry, a caterer had more than 10 pounds left.

How many pounds of poultry did the caterer have originally? Let p = pounds of poultry the caterer had originally.
Mathematics
2 answers:
kobusy [5.1K]3 years ago
7 0
P=55 of pound left caterer
kozerog [31]3 years ago
3 0
If p represents the pounds of poultry the caterer had originally, then serving 45 pounds from that amount would be <em /><em>subtracting it from the original amount</em>, leaving them with p-45 pounds of poultry. We're told that this new weight is more than, or <em>greater than</em>, 10 pounds. The > sign captures that fact nicely. Our inequality then becomes:

p-45\ \textgreater \ 10

Which means "p pounds of poultry, minus 45 pounds, is heavier than 10 pounds."

Edit: Solving that inequality by adding 45 to both sides, we find that

p \ \textgreater \ 55

Which means that the caterer started with more than 55 pounds of poultry.
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