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Mathematics, 08.05.2021 04:10 jayjat97

Jamie's sister loaned her $15. She now has at least $50 to purchase new boots. What is m, the amount of money Jamie had before her sister loaned her the money? Write an inequality to represent this situation. 15m ≥ 50

15m > 50

m + 15 ≥ 50

m + 15 > 50

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