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Matt earns $5 for each lawn he does. He wants to earn at least $100. Which inequality represents his situation?

Matt earns $5 for each lawn he does. He wants to earn at least $100. Which inequality represents his situation?
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Matt earns $5 for each lawn he does. He wants to earn at least $100. Which inequality represents his situation?

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X is greater than or equal to $100.
The reason x is more is because he wants to earn $100 but could always earn more money because more money is always great. So x being the money he earns- could either be MORE or EQUAL to $100.
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$100 is less than or equal to x

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