You decide to purchase 30 toys, Your first few customers each buy 3 toys, and you now have at least 14 toys. Which inequality represents this situation?

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Brandon Wilson · Answer 1 · 2020-10-16T07:51:31+0000

Answer:

30- 3x
$\leq$ 14

Explanation:

Let say that Y is the number of toys you have now and X is the number of the customer. Every customer (X) buy 3 toys, and you have 30 toys at the start. So you can put this equation

30- 3x = Y

Now you have at least 14 toys, in other words, it is more than or equal to 14 (
$\leq$ 14). The equation will be:

30- 3x
$\leq$ 14

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