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15 August, 12:49

Mr. Herman's class is selling candy for school fundraiser. The class has a goal for raising $500 by selling c boxes of candy. For every box they sell, they make $2.75.

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  1. 15 August, 13:07
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    The goal is to raise $500.

    For selling c boxes, they make $2.75,

    Total made = $ 2.75c

    For them to be able to make the $500,

    2.75c ≥ 500

    c ≥ 500 / 2.75

    c ≥ 181.82

    For them to reach and exceed their target, the number of boxes should be greater than 181.82

    So c should be like 182, 183, 184, and above

    Hope this clarifies it.
  2. 15 August, 13:18
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    They need to sell 182 boxes because 181 boxes won't be enough to reach the goal.
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