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Ludmilka [50]
3 years ago
5

Morgan moves no more than 26 of her sheep and goats into another field. Fewer than 14 of her animals are sheep.Let s represent t

he number of sheep and g represent the number of goats. Identify two inequalities that represent this situation
A.s – g ≤ 26
B.s < 14
C.g > 14
D.s + g ≤ 26
Mathematics
1 answer:
GenaCL600 [577]3 years ago
3 0
Let
s-------> <span>represent the number of sheep
g-------> </span><span>represent the number of goats

we know that
1) </span><span>Morgan moves no more than 26 of her sheep and goats into another field
so
(s+g) </span><span>≤ 26------> inequality 1

2) </span><span>Fewer than 14 of her animals are sheep
so
s < 14-------> inequality 2

therefore

the answers are
</span><span>B.) s < 14 
</span><span>D.) s + g ≤ 26</span>
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