HURRY! The length of a rectangle is five times its width. The perimeter of the rectangle is at most 96 cm. Which inequality models the relationship between the width and the perimeter of the rectangle?

2w+2⋅ (5w) ≥96

2w+2⋅ (5w) <96

2w+2⋅ (5w) ≤96

2w+2⋅ (5w) >96

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Tessa Tate

15 June, 16:11

HURRY! The length of a rectangle is five times its width. The perimeter of the rectangle is at most 96 cm. Which inequality models the relationship between the width and the perimeter of the rectangle?

2w+2⋅ (5w) ≥96

2w+2⋅ (5w) <96

2w+2⋅ (5w) ≤96

2w+2⋅ (5w) >96

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Danica · Answer 1

the correct answer is c

Tanya Melendez · Answer 2

2w+2 * (5w) less or equal (≤) to 96

This is because w represents the width; it translates to 2 times the width and 10 times the width is less or equal to 96 (2 times is 2 widths, 10 times is 2 lengths, 5 widths each)

The sign is ≤.

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HURRY! The length of a rectangle is five times its width. The perimeter of the rectangle is at most 96 cm. Which inequality models the relationship between the width and the perimeter of the rectangle?

2w+2⋅ (5w) ≥96

2w+2⋅ (5w) <96

2w+2⋅ (5w) ≤96

2w+2⋅ (5w) >96