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A bounce house can hold 15 children. Seven children go in the bounce house. Write and solve an inequality that represents the additional number of children that can go in the bounce house.
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A bounce house can hold 15 children. Seven children go in the bounce house. Write and solve an inequality that represents the additional number of children that can go in the bounce house.
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15=7+n n= 8 hope this helps
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15 per child 7 go in so 15-7=8 the answer is 8 more children can jump is the bounce house
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