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maggie wants to save at least $16 a week from her paycheck which inequality can be used to show how many weeks until she has saved $200?
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maggie wants to save at least $16 a week from her paycheck which inequality can be used to show how many weeks until she has saved $200?

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If Maggie wants to save at least $16 a week from her paycheck until she has saved $200 it would take about 12.5 weeks.

$200 ÷ $16 = 12.5w (w = weeks)

The inequality would be: 16x ≥ 200

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Answer:

16x≥200

Explanation:

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