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RSB [31]
2 years ago
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64. Denise wants to burn at least 5000 calories a week through running. Based on her running speed, she estimates that she can b

urn 550 calories per hour. a) Write an inequality that represents Denise's goal in terms of the number of hours spent runningh
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Rudiy272 years ago
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An inequality that represents Denise's goal in terms of the number of hours spent running 'h'

550h\leq 5000

Given :

Denise wants to burn at least 5000 calories a week through running.

she can burn 550 calories per hour

Let 'h' be the number of hours spent

In 1 hour  she can burn  550 calories

In 'h' hours she can burn 550h calories

Given that she want to burn atleast 5000 calories in a week

Burn atleast 5000 calories means <=5000 calories

So , the inequality that represents Denise's goal is

calories burn in h hours  <= 5000 calories

550h\leq 5000

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