A factory produces wrenches. The factory wants all of its wrenches to weigh the same, but will accept a certain level of error. The inequality below describes the error they are willing
to accept, in pounds:
Ip-2.451 <0.15
Answer the following:
a. State the heaviest acceptable weight.
b. State the lowest acceptable weight.
C. State one other acceptable weight.

15. jiovanni is looking in to two different companies that offer study guides for math exams. test prep 101 charges a $5 flat fee and an additional $0.25 per problem. math charges a $2 flat fee and an additional $0.50 per problem. how many prablems would make the costs of the two companies be equal? varibles: equations/eniqualities{ {

What's for breakfast? all people who ate at a certain restaurant were surveyed as to what they ordered on a particular sunday morning. 40 ate eggs 42 ate sausage 32 ate pancakes 13 ate sausage and eggs 15 ate pancakes and sausage 11 ate eggs and pancakes 6 ate all three items 3 people didn't eat any of the items how many people ate only pancakes? how many people ate at the resturant that morning? how many people didn't eat eggs?

Using this spinner and a number cube, which simulation would you answer this question? a school survey of 90 sixth graders showed that 25% of them play basketball and about 17% play soccer. what are the chances that a sixth grader plays basketball and soccer?