Mathematics, 27.06.2019 00:00 chris018107
Genevieve collected pledges of $3.50 for every complete mile she runs in a charity race. her goal is to raise at least $50.00. genevieve wrote the inequality 3.5m ≥ 50 to find out how many miles she needs to run. genevieve thinks she needs to run at least 14 miles. but carla says genevieve needs to run more miles than that. who is correct and why? a. carla is correct because 3.5 × 14 is less than 50.b. genevieve is correct because 3.5 × 14 is about 50.c. carla is correct because 3.5 × 14 is not equal to 50.d. genevieve is correct because 3.5 × 14 is greater than 50.
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