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GED Math: Expression and Equations Drill 4, Problem 2. Which of the following inequalities should Jabari solve in order to determine the values of x that will allow him to meet his goal?
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Thank you We sneak in then here's your shmoop du
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jour brought to you by monetary goals Fortunately not worth
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more points than normal goals All right Jabari made two
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hundred bucks yesterday in two hundred fifty bucks today Let
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expedia mountain dollars that he earns tomorrow His goal for
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these three days is to earn an average of between
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two hundred forty two hundred sixty dollars today which of
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the following inequality should he solve in order to determine
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the values of x that will allow him to meet
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his goal And here the pencil answer well looks like
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jabari is making some fat stacks Well good for him
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We're told how much he raped him yesterday and today
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and that he has one more data at his hall
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The question wants to know which of these four inequalities
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jabbari should use to determine how much he'll need to
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meet his three day goal Well let's think about this
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His total amount earned will be two hundred plus two
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fifty plus acts his third day score Since there are
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three days of money earning we need to divide the
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two hundred plus two fifty plus the x by three
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To get his average And the problem also tells us
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that this result needs to be between two hundred forty
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in two hundred sixty dollars So yeah that looks exactly
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like our answer choice D and well that's Our answer
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If jabbar is really not sure about the math you
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can spend some time plugging in a few numbers just
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to double check But he has other things to do 00:01:25.562 --> [endTime] like roll around his giant pile of cash
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