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Answer:

There can be at most 28 lines that can be typed on a page

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

• One line uses about 5/14 inch

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• There are 0.5 inch margins at the top and bottom of a page

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• The page is 11 inches long.

We want to know lines that can be typed on a page.

Let the number of lines that can be typed in a page be represented by x.

Then the addition of the number of lines that can be typed on a page, and the margins at the top and bottom, is at least 11.

This can be written as:


(5)/(14)x+2(0.5)\leq11

Solving the inequality above, we have:


\begin{gathered} (5)/(14)x+1\leq11 \\ \\ \text{Substract 1 from both sides} \\ (5)/(14)x\leq10 \\ \\ \text{Multiply both sides by 14/5} \\ x\leq10*(14)/(5) \\ \\ x\leq(140)/(5)=28 \end{gathered}

There can be at most 28 lines that can be typed on a page.

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