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The perimeter of a square is less than 20 inches. If s is the side length of the square, which inequality can be used to model the situation?

A. 20 < s + 4
B. 20 < s – 4
C. 4s < 20
D. s ÷ 4 < 20
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Answer:

The answer is C on Edge 2021

Explanation:

C : 4s < 20

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Answer:

C. 4s < 20

Explanation:

One side measures s. The perimeter is the sum of the lengths of the 4 sides, so the perimeter is s + s + s + s. Since all side lengths are equal, the perimeter is simply 4s. The perimeter is less than 20 inches, so 4s must be less than 20.

The inequality is

C. 4s < 20

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