On Monday's, Jayda runs between 2 and 5 miles. On Tuesdays, she runs 3 times as far as she runs on the previous Monday. Which inequality can be used to find X, the distance Jayda could run on Tuesday?

A. 2< 3x < 5

B. 2 5

C. 2 < x/3 < 5

D. 2 5

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Matias Valencia

Mathematics

11 December, 02:56

On Monday's, Jayda runs between 2 and 5 miles. On Tuesdays, she runs 3 times as far as she runs on the previous Monday. Which inequality can be used to find X, the distance Jayda could run on Tuesday?

A. 2< 3x < 5

B. 2 5

C. 2 < x/3 < 5

D. 2 5

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Cheyenne Chung · Answer 1

A. 2 < 3x < 5

Step-by-step explanation:

On Mondays:

Jayda runs between 2 and 5 miles.

On Tuesdays she runs 3 times as far as she runs on Mondays.

The distance she runs on Tuesdays is given by 2 < 3x < 5

Where x represents the distance she runs on Mondays.

On Monday's, Jayda runs between 2 and 5 miles. On Tuesdays, she runs 3 times as far as she runs on the previous Monday. Which inequality can be used to find X, the distance Jayda could run on Tuesday?A. 2< 3x < 5B. 2 5C. 2 < x/3 < 5D. 2 5

On Monday's, Jayda runs between 2 and 5 miles. On Tuesdays, she runs 3 times as far as she runs on the previous Monday. Which inequality can be used to find X, the distance Jayda could run on Tuesday?

A. 2< 3x < 5

B. 2 5

C. 2 < x/3 < 5

D. 2 5