Mathematics, 04.04.2020 08:34 Crxymia

Part B: Assume that the banner needs to be 18 feet long instead of 15 feet. How
wide can it be to have enough ribbon to go around?

1. Rewrite the inequality using an 18-foot length instead of 15 feet.

2. Solve this inequality for w.

3. Write your answer as a sentence.

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Part B: Assume that the banner needs to be 18 feet long instead of 15 feet. How
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