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Paula wants to save at least $800 for a trip. Which inequality shows the least amount she must save each month for 9 months to a

ccomplish this?
A) 9x ≤ 800
B ) 9x < 800
C ) 9x ≥ 800
D ) x ≥ 800 + 9

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ElenaW [278]3 years ago

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Answer:

C

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