The owner of a new restaurant wants to have seating for more than 75 people. There is currently a

private chef's table that seats 3 people. The owner plans to buy m tables that each seat 4 people.

Which inequality can be used to show the situation?

 4 (m + 3) > 75

 3 (m + 4) > 75

 4m + 3 > 75

 3m + 4 > 75

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Kendra Sherman

Mathematics

20 August, 18:45

The owner of a new restaurant wants to have seating for more than 75 people. There is currently a

private chef's table that seats 3 people. The owner plans to buy m tables that each seat 4 people.

Which inequality can be used to show the situation?

 4 (m + 3) > 75

 3 (m + 4) > 75

 4m + 3 > 75

 3m + 4 > 75

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Cooper Espinoza · Answer 1

C. 4m + 3 > 75

Step-by-step explanation:

There is only one private chef's table so this remains constant at 3. There are m number of tables that will seat 4 people so 4 is multiplied by m.