Define the variable(s) and translate the sentence into an inequality. 27) Enrollment is below 8000 students. A) Let e = student enrollment; e < 8000 C) Let e = student enrollment; e> 8000 27) B) Let e = student enrollment; e > 8000 D) Let e = student enrollment; e< 8000 Page 6 -Review

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Section10.1: Measures Of Center
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26) Jim has gotten scores of 78 and 69 on his first two tests. What score must he get on his third test to
keep an average of 70 or greater?
A) At least 72.3
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B) At least 73.5
C) At least 63
D) At least 62
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27) Enrollment is below 8000 students.
A) Let e = student enrollment; e s 8000
C) Let e = student enrollment; e> 8000
B) Let e = student enrollment; e > 8000
D) Let e = student enrollment; e< 8000
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