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gregori [183]3 years ago

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3. (24 + x) / 2 > 58 <== ur inequality
(24 + x) > 58 * 2
24 + x > 116
x > 116 - 24
x > 92....so she would have to score at least 93 points

4. 6x - 60 > = 510 <== ur inequality
6x > = 510 + 60
6x > = 570
x > = 570/6
x > = 95 <== solution

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