Question

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Answer 1

Using the condition given to build an inequality, it is found that the maximum number of junior high school student he can still recruit is of 17.

Inequality:

Considering s the number of senior students and j the number of junior students, and that he cannot recruit more than 50 people, the inequality that models the number of students he can still recruit is:

$s + j \leq 50$

In this problem:

• Already recruited 28 senior high students, hence $s = 28$.

• Already recruited 5 junior high students, want to recruit more, hence $j = j + 5$.

Then:

$28 + j + 5 \leq 50$

$33 + j \leq 50$

$j \leq 17$

The maximum number of junior high school student he can still recruit is of 17.

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