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Charlie will run at most 30 miles this week. So far, he has run 12 miles. What are the possible numbers of additional miles he will run? Use t for the number of additional miles…

Charlie will run at most 30 miles this week. So far, he has run 12 miles. What are the possible numbers of additional miles he will run? Use t for the number of additional miles…
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Charlie will run at most 30 miles this week. So far, he has run 12 miles. What are the possible numbers of additional miles he will run?

Use t for the number of additional miles he will run.

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t= 18 explained: 30-12=18
User Nadjia
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Answer:

t<=18

Explanation:

30-12 = 18

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