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Mathematics, 11.03.2021 20:40 Reggie7079

1. A sixth-grade class must raise at least $447 to go on a field trip. The amount of money, m, that each of the 30 students must raise can be found using the inequality
below.
30m 2447
If all the students contribute an equal amount, how much will each student need to
raise for the class to go on the field trip?

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