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Jamie wants at least 40 roses to bloom in her garden. She noticed that 12 roses have already bloomed. Which inequality could be solved to find r, the number of roses Jamie still…

Jamie wants at least 40 roses to bloom in her garden. She noticed that 12 roses have already bloomed. Which inequality could be solved to find r, the number of roses Jamie still…
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Jamie wants at least 40 roses to bloom in her garden. She noticed that 12 roses have already bloomed. Which inequality could be solved to find r, the number of roses Jamie still wants to bloom?

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less than or equal to

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