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Timothy wants to build a deck with a length that is 4 less than twice its width and an area that is at least 140 square feet. Which inequality can be solved to find possible wid…

Timothy wants to build a deck with a length that is 4 less than twice its width and an area that is at least 140 square feet. Which inequality can be solved to find possible wid…
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Timothy wants to build a deck with a length that is 4 less than twice its width and an area that is at least 140 square feet. Which inequality can be solved to find possible widths for Timothy's deck?

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Answer:

2w^2 - 4w > 140

Explanation:

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