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The longest a customer can stay at the Lone Steak Restaurant is 2 hours. Write an inequality to show how long a customer can stay at the restaurant.
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The longest a customer can stay at the Lone Steak Restaurant is 2 hours. Write an inequality to show how long a customer can stay at the restaurant.

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Answer:

t ≤2

Explanation:

t = time the person is at the restaurant

The longest a person can stay is 2 hours. So they can stay 2 hours

t ≤2

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