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Sarahi has p number of pencils, if she finds 2 more and then triples her amount she still has less than Damaris
who has 40. Write an inequality for how many pencils Sarahi has.

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Answer:

I believe the inequality would be: p+2x3<40

Step-by-step explanation:

Not exactly sure if it is correct but p (number of pencils Sarahi has) added too the 2 more she finds, and then x3 (when she triples her amount). This is less then (<) what Damaris has (which is 40) so it would be p+2x3<40.

Again not sure if its completely correct, but i hope it helps :,)

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