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3 years ago

Jess will plant up to 27 acres on her farm with wheat and corn. More than 5 acres will be planted with wheat.

2 answers:

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The first thing we do in these cases is to define the variables.
We have then:
w = represent the number of acres of wheat
c = represent the number of acres of corn
We write now the inequalities based is:
"Jess will plant up to 27 acres on her farm with wheat and corn"
w + c <= 27
"More than 5 acres will be planted with wheat"
w> 5
Answer:
two inequalities that represent this situation are:
w + c <= 27
w> 5

Evgen [1.6K]3 years ago

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<h2>Answers:</h2><h2> w + c <= 27 </h2><h2> w> 5</h2>

still the right answers on APEX as of 4/29/19.

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