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Julio wants to break his school’s scoring record of 864 points during his 24-game basketball season. During the first 8 games of the season, he scored a total of 256 points. Which inequality can be used to find x, the number of points Julio must average per game during the rest of the season to break the record?
A. 8 + 16 x greater-than 864
B. 8 + 24 x greater-than 864
C. 256 + 16 x greater-than 864
D. 256 + 24 x greater-than 864
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