Peyton is altering her new jacket to enter it into the Bodacious Bedazzling Contest. In order for a garment to be considered "bedazzled," it must contain an amount of gems that fall within the range of the following inequality 132 ≤ ½x + 8 ≤ 193. Find the range of gems Peyton must use to enter he jacket in the contest.
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