Watermelons cost $0.35 per pound. joseph’s watermelon costs between $4.20 and $5.25. which compound inequality correctly represents the possible weights of his watermelon

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We are given that

Cost of 1 pound watermelon=$0.35

Joseph's watermelon costs between $4.20 and $5.25

We have to find that the inequality which represents the possible weight of his watermelon.

Let x be the number of pounds of watermelon.

According to question information

Taking first inequality equation

Divide by 0.35 on both sides then we get

Now, taking second inequality equation

Divide by 0.35 on both sides

From first inequality and second inequality equation then, we get

Hence, the inequality that represents the possible weights of his watermelon is given by

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