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Mr. Jameson pays $3 per gallon for gasoline. Each week, the amount he spends on gas for his car is always at least $30 on gas and at most $105. Let g represent the number of gal…

Mr. Jameson pays $3 per gallon for gasoline. Each week, the amount he spends on gas for his car is always at least $30 on gas and at most $105. Let g represent the number of gal…
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Mr. Jameson pays $3 per gallon for gasoline. Each week, the amount he spends on gas for his car is always at least $30 on gas and at most $105. Let g represent the number of gallons of gasoline he buys in any given week.​

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35>g> 10

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Answer:

35 ≥ g ≥ 10

Explanation:

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