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Last month Tara work 16.5 hours the first week 19 hours the second week 23 hours the third week 15.75 hours the fourth week she plans to work more hours this month than last mon…
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last month Tara work 16.5 hours the first week 19 hours the second week 23 hours the third week 15.75 hours the fourth week she plans to work more hours this month than last month write an inequality to represent the number of hours h each Tara plan to work this month.
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The number of hours, h, Tara plans to work this month are greater than 16.5 + 19 + 23 + 15.75. Therefore, h > 16.5 + 19 + 23 + 15.75.
h > 74.25
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