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Ms. Estrada plans to take 36 chocolate chip cookies to sell at a bake sale. She wants to bake enough to keep at least 24 cookies

for her cookie jar at home.
Let x represent how many chocolate chip cookies Ms. Estrada will bake. Which inequality describes the problem?

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Kruka [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

36-x≥24

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