Suppose it takes you 10 minutes to walk from home to school at a rate of 264ft./min. Your friend lives closer to school than you do. Which inequality represents the distance d (in feet) that your friend lives from school?

A.) d264C.) d>2640D.) d<2640

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Ali Kerr

Mathematics

29 October, 07:41

Suppose it takes you 10 minutes to walk from home to school at a rate of 264ft./min. Your friend lives closer to school than you do. Which inequality represents the distance d (in feet) that your friend lives from school?

A.) d264C.) d>2640D.) d<2640

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Lorena Craig · Answer 1

D.) d<2640

Step-by-step explanation:

it takes 10 minutes for you to walk from home to school at a rate of 264ft./min. Then your distance from home to school is 10*264ft./min = 2640 ft.

Since your friend lives closer to school than you do, therefore the distance d (in feet) that your friend lives from school is d<2640 ft.

Suppose it takes you 10 minutes to walk from home to school at a rate of 264ft./min. Your friend lives closer to school than you do. Which inequality represents the distance d (in feet) that your friend lives from school?A.) d264C.) d>2640D.) d<2640

Suppose it takes you 10 minutes to walk from home to school at a rate of 264ft./min. Your friend lives closer to school than you do. Which inequality represents the distance d (in feet) that your friend lives from school?

A.) d264C.) d>2640D.) d<2640