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12 August, 01:04

Bethany is baking cookies for her school's bake sale. She plans to bake more than 185 cookies, in batches of 12 cookies. So far, Bethany has baked a total of 48 cookies. What inequality describes this situation, if b represents the number of batches of cookies Bethany has left to bake?

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