You have 16 digs for your current volleyball season. There are 3 games left in the season. You want to break your previous record of 20 digs in a season. Write and solve an inequality that represents the number of digs you must get in the remaining 3 games to break your record

we must get more than 4 digs in the remaining 3 games break record of 20

Step-by-step explanation:

given data

current volleyball season = 16 digs

games left in the season = 3

previous record = 20 digs

solution

we consider here the number of digs  x that must get in the remaining 3 games to break your record

so for break  previous record of 20 digs, we have to get more than 20  

so 16 digs must add to x to greater than 20

x + 16  ≥ 20   1

so x will be

x ≥ 20 - 16

x ≥ 4  

so that we must get more than 4 digs in the remaining 3 games break record of 20

i think it will be zero as slope has a formula of difference between initial and final distance divided by itz time interval