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Mathematics, 25.02.2021 06:50 joelpimentel

Mason is saving money to buy a computer. He needs AT LEAST $500 to buy the computer that he wants. Mason decides to begin saving $20 PER week and he already has $200 saved up. (Use the variable w to represent the number of weeks) What inequality would you use to represent this situation? Type it in the box below using your keyboard and the buttons at the bottom of this problem.

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