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Ms. Apple is expanding her restaurant in Kenton, Oklahoma. She has enough
booths to seat up to 40 people. She is ordering tables for seating to fill the newly
added on space. Each table can seat up to 6 people, and she plans to seat up to 125
people in the dining area. Write an inequality that Ms. Apple can use to determine
the number of tables (1) that she needs to order. How many tables does she need
to order?

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Answer:

She needs 16 tables because 40 divided by 6= 8 thne you would do the amout of people and the tables so you would do 125 divided by 8 and you would get 15.625 and if you round it you get 16

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