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An airplane carried 113 and 137 passengers in two different trips. By setting up an inequality, find the lowest number of passengers to carry if the average number of passengers…

An airplane carried 113 and 137 passengers in two different trips. By setting up an inequality, find the lowest number of passengers to carry if the average number of passengers…
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An airplane carried 113 and 137 passengers in two different trips. By setting up an inequality, find the lowest number of passengers to carry if the average number of passengers for the three trips is atleast 120​

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Answer:

120 ≤ (113 + 137 + x)/3

x ≥ 177

Explanation:

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