3. Tyler is also in Ms. Smith's algebra class. He wants to win a T-shirt, a backpack, and a sports ball.
Part A
Write and graph a compound inequality that represents the amount of money
Tyler needs to collect to win the prize of a T-shirt, backpack, and sports ball.

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