Mathematics, 03.11.2020 23:30 ash848

Jose wants to purchase a bike that costs $224. He currently has $104 and earns $20 per hour as a math tutor. He uses the inequality 20h + 104 2 224, where his hours, to model the number of hours he must
work to afford the bike.
What is the least number of hours Jose can work and still afford the bike?

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