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2 June, 16:47

Molly bought a case of bottled water at the store. The case contains 48 bottles. Molly knows that she will drink 3 bottles of water each day and plans to restock her supply of water once she has fewer than 10 bottles left. Determine which inequality is used to find the number of days, x, before Molly will need to restock her supply of bottled water. After how many days will Molly have to go shopping for more water

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