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The heavyweight weight class in high school wrestling is from no less than 195 lbs and a max of 285 lbs. write two inequalities to represent this range
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The heavyweight weight class in high school wrestling is from no less than 195 lbs and a max of 285 lbs. write two inequalities to represent this range
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x≥195 and x≤285 which really is:
195≤x≤285
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