The senior class plants a school trip to Washington DC students should bring money for meals and Zuni years they are told to bring at least $65 but no more than a hundred and thirty-five write a compound inequality that represents the amount of money a students can bring

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Jax Riggs

Mathematics

14 May, 00:54

The senior class plants a school trip to Washington DC students should bring money for meals and Zuni years they are told to bring at least $65 but no more than a hundred and thirty-five write a compound inequality that represents the amount of money a students can bring

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Saige Norris · Answer 1

The value of money the students can bring is "sandwitched" between two limits, so we want to "sandwitch" our unknown variable in between two limits.

Let x = money brought.

65