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OpenStudy (babybritt125):

Mrs. Sawyer estimates that a quiz will take students no fewer than 11 minutes but no more than 41 minutes to complete. She allots 1 minute for passing out the papers and instructions and then students will complete a 20-question quiz. Which compound inequality represents x, the average amount of time a student spends on each question? 1 + 20x > 11 or 1 + 20x < 41 11 < 1 + 20x < 41 11 ≤ 1 + 20x ≤ 41 1 + 20x ≥ 11 or 1 + 20x ≤ 41

OpenStudy (bonnieisflash1.0):

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OpenStudy (mathmale):

Prospective helpers: Kindly understand that there is a rule against handing out direct answers, and a good reason for that rule.

OpenStudy (bonnieisflash1.0):

and who are you?

OpenStudy (mathmale):

Have you read the Code of Conduct? If you have, you'll know what that purple box around my icon means.

OpenStudy (bonnieisflash1.0):

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OpenStudy (iamkeyboardboss):

Sorry...

OpenStudy (iamkeyboardboss):

I am not here to get abused, im here to help...

OpenStudy (iamkeyboardboss):

But mathmale I will only help now.

OpenStudy (babybritt125):

I just need help knowing how to work it out

OpenStudy (iamkeyboardboss):

Sorry I know the answer but I am not very good at describing it.

OpenStudy (iamkeyboardboss):

@mathmale please help

OpenStudy (mathmale):

The shortest amount of time that a student spends on the entire quiz ranges from 11 minutes to 41 minutes. There are 20 questions. Thus, the average amount of time spent on each question ranges from (approx.) (11 minutes)/20 questions to (41 minutes)/20 questions. Call this average "x." Which of the four given answers seems to answer the question best?

OpenStudy (babybritt125):

B. 11 < 1 + 20x < 41 is that right? @mathmale

OpenStudy (mathmale):

Yes, I believe so. This problem has been a challenge for me.

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