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Please help asap 25 pts

Please help asap 25 pts-example-1
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Remark

This is much the same as the last inequality that you posted. When it tells you that you have 1 condition that is more than and one condition that is less than, then you need a compound statement. One of A and B is correct. C or D never will be.

At Least 4

This is the more than condition. You need 4 or more pennies to add to the collection. The rule is the same. The pointy end always points towards the smallest amount

4 ≤ x

No more than 2

That means that you can have 2 or under. The pointy end points to the x

2 ≥ x The biggest number (open end of the arrow) points at the 2.

Answer

2 ≥ x or 4 ≤ x That means the answer is A

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