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Please explain step by step.

a) Define a variable to represent the unknown quantity.
b) Write an inequality.
c) Solve the inequality.
d) Graph the solution to the inequality on a number line.

1. Leslie brought half of her savings with her to Happyland. She spent $123.75 on snacks and souvenirs but still brought at least $30.00 home to place back in her savings account. How much money did Leslie have in her savings account before her trip to Happyland?

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