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Last week, Jason ran 26.1 miles. He wants to run further this week. He plans to run 2.4 miles to the park, four times around the park, and 2.4 miles back from the park. To represent that inequality, he wrote:

2.4 + 4p + 2.4 ___ 26.1

Which inequality symbol should he use? Why?

Sagot :

XxJrDatBoi138xX

Answer:
>

Step-by-step explanation:

Last week he ran 26.1
So, he would want to run further this week
hope this helped :))

anonymous6183
He should use the sign > (greater than) bc it stated he wanted to run more than 26.1 miles
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