Let c represent the amount of corn.

A farmer plants 3 more acres of wheat than corn on his land. If he plants no more than 30 acres, how many acres are used for corn?

Which inequalities models this problem?

A) c + (c+3) ≥30

B) c + (c+3) ≤30

C) c + (c+3) <30

D) c + (c_3) >30

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Cayden Monroe

15 June, 18:23

Let c represent the amount of corn.

A farmer plants 3 more acres of wheat than corn on his land. If he plants no more than 30 acres, how many acres are used for corn?

Which inequalities models this problem?

A) c + (c+3) ≥30

B) c + (c+3) ≤30

C) c + (c+3) <30

D) c + (c_3) >30

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Hayden Lowe · Answer 1

Let c represent the amount of corn.

A farmer plants 3 more acres of wheat than corn on his land. If he plants no more than 30 acres, how many acres are used for corn?

Which inequalities models this problem?

Let c represent the amount of corn.A farmer plants 3 more acres of wheat than corn on his land. If he plants no more than 30 acres, how many acres are used for corn?Which inequalities models this problem?A) c + (c+3) ≥30B) c + (c+3) ≤30C) c + (c+3) <30D) c + (c_3) >30

Let c represent the amount of corn.

A farmer plants 3 more acres of wheat than corn on his land. If he plants no more than 30 acres, how many acres are used for corn?

Which inequalities models this problem?

A) c + (c+3) ≥30

B) c + (c+3) ≤30

C) c + (c+3) <30

D) c + (c_3) >30