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Mathematics, 03.03.2021 21:50 elizabethcswind5062

Help! There's 3 questions here! Translate the following verbal statement to an inequality. Show/Explain how you know your translation is correct. The quotient of a number and three is at most fifteen less than twice the number
Solve the following inequality. Show your work/thinking and graph the solution. 3(-2x+4)>-12
Sonya started a business fixing people’s computers. She spent $10,500 on tools, parts, and software. She spends an additional $200 per week on other expenses. She earns $600 each week. What is the minimum number of weeks she needs to be operating her business to make a profit? Show all work/thinking and provide your solution in the blank below. Sonya must be open for a minimum of weeks to make a profit.

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