First, let's write down this inequality:
<span>There are at least 245 students enrolled in the school.
y≥245
This inequality says what the sentence says!
now, the number of teachers must be:
x≥2*(y/25)
(two times the number of groups of students of 25!)
so those two inequalities, taken together will be the answer!
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A overly complicated triangle.
Step-by-step explanation: Good luck...
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Step-by-step explanation:
All pieces of data for seventh grade classes are larger than that of any kindergarten class on the table. This also proves with the mean provided.
The MAD, mean absolute deviation, helps you to identify the variation. The MAD for seventh grade was significantly larger than that of the kinder classes. The range for both sets of data is two times one another, further proving that 7th grade classes varies more.
C and D are irrelevant, and B says "varies less" which is the opposite of what's going on.
Hope that helps!
