A carnival ride has a sign at the beginning of the line that says "Must be at least 48 inches tall to ride." Which of the following inequalities best represents the allowable height of riders?

h > 48

h < 48

h ≥ 48

h ≤ 48

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Zion Ritter

Mathematics

23 June, 17:29

A carnival ride has a sign at the beginning of the line that says "Must be at least 48 inches tall to ride." Which of the following inequalities best represents the allowable height of riders?

h > 48

h < 48

h ≥ 48

h ≤ 48

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Abbie Cardenas · Answer 1

H is equal to and greater than 48 the last one because you must be equal to 48 inches or greater than 48 inches so = would be equal to and < would mean that you must be greater than

A carnival ride has a sign at the beginning of the line that says "Must be at least 48 inches tall to ride." Which of the following inequalities best represents the allowable height of riders?h > 48h < 48h ≥ 48h ≤ 48

A carnival ride has a sign at the beginning of the line that says "Must be at least 48 inches tall to ride." Which of the following inequalities best represents the allowable height of riders?

h > 48

h < 48

h ≥ 48

h ≤ 48