Gary wants at least 9 pieces of sushi, but no more than 12. If "s" stands for "pieces of sushi," how can you express this as an inequality?

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Gary wants at least 9 pieces of sushi, but no more than 12.

If "s" stands for "pieces of sushi," how can you express this
as an inequality?

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Answer:

12 ≥ s ≥ 9

Explanation:

Gary's sushi capacity is less than, or equal to 9 at the minimum, stopping at 12, max.

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Answer:

9s>=12

Explanation:

Gyosifov answered Aug 11, 2021

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