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Jenny earned a 77 on her most recent test. Jenny’s score is no less than 5 points greater than 4/5 of Terrance’s score. If t represents Terrance’s score, which inequality represents the situation?

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User Lefteris S
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User Yassin
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Answer:

The situation is represented by the following inequality :


\bf 77\geq (4)/(5)\cdot t+ 5

Explanation:

Score earned by Jenny on her most recent test = 77

Let the Terrance's score is represented by t


(4)/(5)\text{ of the Terrance's score is = }(4)/(5)\cdot t

If Terrance's score is 5 points greater then the points earned by Terrance's in the test is represented by :


\bf(4)/(5)\cdot t+ 5.......(1)

Now, according to the given condition in the question , Jenny's score is not less than the score represented by (1)

⇒ Jenny's score is greater than equal to the score represented by (1)

Hence, The situation is represented by the following inequality :


\bf 77\geq (4)/(5)\cdot t+ 5

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