Asked by nati
Sherri’s bakery has sold 75 bagels. She needs to sell at least 450 bagels to make a profit for the day. Write an inequality showing the number of bagels (b) that she still needs to sell.
To find this answer first subtract 75 from 450 then use the correct inequality sign in your final answer.
(1 point)
Responses
b ≥ 525
b ≥ 525
b ≤ 525
b ≤ 525
b ≥ 375
b ≥ 375
b ≤ 375
To find this answer first subtract 75 from 450 then use the correct inequality sign in your final answer.
(1 point)
Responses
b ≥ 525
b ≥ 525
b ≤ 525
b ≤ 525
b ≥ 375
b ≥ 375
b ≤ 375
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
To find out how many more bagels Sherri needs to sell in order to make a profit, we first subtract the number of bagels she has already sold (75) from the target number of bagels she needs to sell (450):
450 - 75 = 375
This means that she needs to sell at least 375 more bagels. Therefore, we can write the inequality as:
b ≥ 375
So the correct response is:
b ≥ 375
450 - 75 = 375
This means that she needs to sell at least 375 more bagels. Therefore, we can write the inequality as:
b ≥ 375
So the correct response is:
b ≥ 375