Mathematics, 06.11.2020 01:00 skaterwolf1317

Two local food shelves are doing a food drive to replenish the pantry in the the month of March. The Eagan food shelf has 1000 items and gets an additional 180 items a day. The Apple Valley food shelf has 1450 items and gets an additional 150 items a day. How long
will the Eagan food shelf have fewer items than the Apple Valley food shelf?
Eagan will always have fewer items than Apple Valley.
Eagan will have fewer items for up to the 15th day.
Eagan will have fewer items at day 15.
Eagan will have fewer items after the 15th day.
Eagan will have fewer items for at least 15 days.
Eagan will have fewer items for at most 15 days.
Eagan will never have fewer items than Apple Valley.
None of these answers are correct.

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