Question 2 A crate that Heather is using holds up to 25 boxes. Heather has packed 12 boxes so far. She uses the inequality 12 + b < 25 to calculate how many more boxes, b, she can pack into the crate.
Which value makes this inequality true?
12
15
20
37

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