Mathematics, 10.07.2019 11:30 Kaleenamariedavidson

It’s often hard to think of why inequalities might be useful in life. actually, you probably use inequalities on a regular basis without even thinking about it. for example, you might tell yourself that at your summer job you need to earn at least $200. did you know that situation can be represented as an inequality? (x≥200) describe one other situation in your life that can be represented as an inequality. be sure to provide the inequality with the situation. does your situation have a minimum and maximum? how would you express that in words or in an inequality?

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