Question

Sandra is a lawyer. She is working on x number of cases. She gets 8 more cases to work on. She now has more than 29 cases that she is working on. Which inequality could be used to figure out how many cases Sandra is working on? * Answers. 8x > 29 x + 8 29 x - 8 < 29

Answer 1

The inequality that can be used to figure out how many cases Sandra is working on is:
`x + 8 > 29`

Explanation:

She is working on "x" cases, then she adds 8 more to that number, therefore it is "x + 8" and we also know that the total number of cases she's working is more than 29, in other words, it is greater than 29. With this in mind we can create the following inequality:

`x + 8 > 29`

The inequality that can be used to figure out how many cases Sandra is working on is:
`x + 8 > 29`