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Six times the sum of a number and 20 is at least 26. Use the variable b for the unknown number.​
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Six times the sum of a number and 20 is at least 26. Use the variable b for the unknown number.​

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Answer:

6(b + 20) ≥ 26

b ≥ -15 2/3

Explanation:

6(b + 20) ≥ 26

6b + 120 ≥ 26

6b ≥ -94

b ≥ -15 2/3

User Jeff Smith
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Answer:

6(b + 20) ≥ 26

Explanation:

6(b + 20) ≥ 26

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