Mathematics, 09.12.2020 22:40 jordanbb9482

A sculptor is selling her work at an exhibit and hopes to earn at least $31,000 in revenue. Small pieces go for $780 and large pieces go for $1,500. Give THREE different amounts of small pieces and large pieces that the sculptor could sell to earn at least $31,000 in revenue.

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