Mathematics, 25.03.2021 21:40 dbn4everloved8

Ella wrote the inequlilty 14b>112 to represent b, the number of cows she wants to have on her farm. How many cows does Ella want on her farm? a
b>8
b
b<8
c
b>12
d
b<12

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