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The inequality g≤6 represents the number of gallons of gas you can buy with $20. Explain the solution of the inequality in the real-world problem.(1 point)
Responses
You can buy from −6 to 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy from negative 6 to 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy 7 or more gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy 7 or more gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy exactly 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy exactly 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy from 0 to 6 gallons of gas with $20.
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You can buy from −6 to 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy from negative 6 to 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy 7 or more gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy 7 or more gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy exactly 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy exactly 6 gallons of gas with $20.
You can buy from 0 to 6 gallons of gas with $20.
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GPT 3.5
You can buy from 0 to 6 gallons of gas with $20. This means that you can buy anywhere between 0 and 6 gallons of gas with $20, including 0 and 6 gallons.