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Suppose you had d dollars in your bank account. you spent $22 but you have at least $28 left. how much money did you have initially? write and solve an inequality that represents this situation.

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Answer:

d – 22 ≥ 28;d ≥ 50

Explanation:

User Siegmund Nagel
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Answer:


d-22\geq 28


d\geq 50

Explanation:

Let d dollars be the initial amount in your bank account.

We have been given that you spent $22, so the amount left after spending $22 will be:
d-22.

We are also told that after spending $22, you have at least $28. This means that the amount left after spending $22 will be greater than or equal to $28.

We can represent this information in an equation as:


d-22\geq 28

Therefore, the inequality
d-22\geq 28 represents the initial amount of money you had.

Now let us solve for d by adding 22 to both sides of our inequality.


d-22+22\geq 28+22


d\geq 50

Therefore, initially you had at least $50.

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