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After withdrawing $41, John has less than $750 in his account. If he started with x dollars, which inequality describes John’s situation? x - 41 > 750 x - 41 < 750 41 - x < 750 x - 750 < 41
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This is quite simple. Think of it this way the little number eats (<) the big number. We know that he now has less than 750$. That leaves you with 2 choices.
So which would you pick and why?
Think that he has to be taking a smaller number from a bigger number,
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No, That would be taking a larger number from a smaller number.
x is his starting cash.
He also had more than 750 when he started.
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Ikr, so the choice would be B?
Yes.
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