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One-half of a number has been increased by 12. The result is at least 28. If n represents the number, which of the following inequalities properly models this statement?

One-half of a number has been increased by 12. The result is at least 28. If n represents the number, which of the following inequalities properly models this statement?
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One-half of a number has been increased by 12. The result is at least 28. If n represents the number, which of

the following inequalities properly models this statement?

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(1)/(2) n + 12 \geq 28

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