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Fifty people are seated in a movie theater. The maximum capacity of the theater is 425 people. Write an inequality to represent the number p of additional people who can still b…

Fifty people are seated in a movie theater. The maximum capacity of the theater is 425 people. Write an inequality to represent the number p of additional people who can still b…
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Fifty people are seated in a movie theater. The maximum capacity of the theater is 425 people. Write an inequality to represent the number p of additional people who can still be seated.

User Joabe Da Luz
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50 + p < = 425...this is ur inequality
User Jeril Kuruvila
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The answer is 50 + p < = 425
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