an indy car driver has to be a certain height to fit into the race car. The following inequality 175<=3x-17<=187, where x represents the height of the driver in inches.

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Morgan Wright

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17 December, 01:31

an indy car driver has to be a certain height to fit into the race car. The following inequality 175<=3x-17<=187, where x represents the height of the driver in inches.

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Gabriel Cisneros · Answer 1

Given inequality : 175 ≤ 3x-17 ≤ 187, where x represents the height of the driver in inches.

Let us solve the inequality for x.

We have 17 is being subtracted in the middle.

Reverse operation of subtraction is addition. So, adding 17 on both sides and also in the middle, we get

175+17 ≤ 3x-17+17 ≤ 187+17

192 ≤ 3x ≤ 204.

Dividing by 3.

192/3 ≤ 3x/3 ≤ 204/3.

64 ≤ x ≤ 68.

Therefore, the height of the driver should be from 64 to 68 inches to fit into the race car.