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*Roger is having a picnic for 78 guests, He plans to serve each guest at least one hot dog. Ifeach package p contains 8 hot dogs, which inequality could be used to determine the numberpackages of hot dogs Roger must buy?

*Roger is having a picnic for 78 guests, He plans to serve each guest at least one-example-1
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Since roger needs to serve at least one hot dog per guest, and he has 78 guests, he needs to buy enough packages to feed everyone. Each package contains 8 hot dogs, if we divide the number of guests by the number of hot dogs in each package, we should find how many packages he should buy.


\begin{gathered} p\ge(78)/(8) \\ p\ge9.75 \end{gathered}

He needs to buy at least 9.75 packages, since he wouldn't be able to buy 0.75 packages, he'll need to buy at least 10 packages.

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