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12-05-2022
Mathematics

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A gym membership costs $60 per month plus $70 for a personal training session. Molly wants to spend no more than
$200.00 per month on the gym.
Select the inequality that represents how many personal training sessions Molly can do in one month that satisfies this
condition. The number of personal training sessions in a month is represented by n.
A:60 + 70n < 200
B:360 + 70n > 200
C:130n 200
D:130n > 200

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ChibiNyan ChibiNyan

13-05-2022

Answer: A

Step-by-step explanation:

A is the only correct answer since she wants to spend no more than $200.00 while getting all the training she wants.

The other choices have " > " in their inequalities and thus proven wrong.

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