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Help please I've been on this for an hour

Help please I've been on this for an hour-example-1

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Answer:

360 > 120 +60n (subtract 120 from both sides)

240> 60n (divide both sides by 60)

4>n ( I always flip it so its the right way)

n< 4 days or B

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Leeoniya answered Sep 11, 2021

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Answer:

D I think

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Evgeny Kuznetsov answered Sep 16, 2021

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