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2 answers:

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A. 35x + 1,500 > 3,250
He has already typed 1500.
He needs to type more than 3250 total.

Hope I helped :)

Anna35 [415]4 years ago

7 0

It would be A

If you rearrange A, you get: 35x > 3250 - 1500
35x > 1750 (meaning, he still has another 1750 words left to type to hit his 3250 target)

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