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Gina has two job offers as a dog walker. She wants to earn at least $75 each week. The first offer pays $15 each week plus $3 per dog walked. Let x represent the number of dogs …

Gina has two job offers as a dog walker. She wants to earn at least $75 each week. The first offer pays $15 each week plus $3 per dog walked. Let x represent the number of dogs …
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Gina has two job offers as a dog walker. She wants to earn at least $75 each week. The first offer pays $15 each week plus $3 per dog walked. Let x represent the number of dogs walked.

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Explanation:

15+3x≥75

3x≥75-15

3x≥60

x≥20

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