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Mathematics, 31.03.2021 19:50 Karinaccccc

Sydney brings $200 to the mall. She buys a $ 70 watch and some shirts for $40 each. Which inequality represents the situation?

Also determine how much money Sydney has left after she buys 2 shirts?

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40x+70≤200, 50

40x+70<200, 120

110x>200, 128

40x+70≥200, 130

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