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WHOEVER GETS THIS RIGHT IN 3 MINUTES GETS THE BRAINLIEST!! Four times the sum of a number and 15 is at least 120. Let x represen

t the number. Find all possible values for x. A. x >_ 26 B. x>_ -15 C. x>_ 15 D. x>_ -26

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larisa [96]3 years ago

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Hey there!

Let's call this "number" x. We want four times the sum of this number and 15 to equal at least 120.

Therefore, we want this number times four plus fifteen to be greater than or equal to 120. We have:

$4(x+15)\geq 120$

Distribute:

$4x + 60 \geq 120$

Subtract:

$4x\geq 60$

Divide:

$x\geq 15$

Your answer is C.

Hope this helps!

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