Mathematics, 06.02.2022 07:00 kaliyab191

A student run club at a large university, would like to gain at least 1,000 new members. From the previous year, the club estimates that sunny days gains them about 10 new
members and every 3 rainy days gains them about 6 new members. Which of the
following inequalities represents the number of sunny days S, and rainy days, R, the club
needs to reach their goal of gaining at least 1,000 members?

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