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Which situation can be modeled by the inequality m > 225? A. The community theater's auditorium can seat at most 225 people. B. The number of people who attended the mathematics conference was more than 225. C. The students need to raise at least $225 in order to pay for the bus ride to go on a field trip. D. The distance Deshawn must travel from his house to reach the Gulf Coast is less than 225 miles.
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