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The merry-go-round in the elementary playground can hold no more than 12 students at a time. Write the inequality for this scenario and explain what constraints it may have?
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The merry-go-round in the elementary playground can hold no more than 12 students at a time. Write the inequality for this scenario and explain what constraints it may have?

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If x=students, the equation would be x=12 (x is less than of equal to twelve). I don’t know what you mean by constraints; perhaps if you explain more, I could help?
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