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Is ‘t is greater than or equal to 14’ correct?

Is ‘t is greater than or equal to 14’ correct?-example-1

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the correct answer would be t ≤ 14 becasue it says she will run less than 36 miles, she wont run more or greater miles this week meaning greater to or equal is incorrect.

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The question says they will run less than 36 miles, so this means they will run up to 35 miles.

They have run 22 so far, so t will be less than or equal to 35 - 22

T is less than or equal to 13.

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