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Manda swims 40 meters per minute. She uses the inequality below to calculate how many minutes, m, it takes her to swim at least

1,500 meters.
40m≥1,500
Which set of numbers makes the inequality true?

A. {24,25,37.5}
B. {25,28.5,37}
C. {37,39,40.5}
D. {37.5,42,43.5}

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Paul [167]3 years ago

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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

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