How do you write a compound inequality to represent the scenario. You'll need to bring at least $15 to the movies but you won't need more than $25. Let m represent the money brought to the movies?

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How do you write a compound inequality to represent the scenario. You&#039;ll need to bring at least $15 to the movies but you won&#039;t need more than $25. Let m represent the money brought to the movies?

Jayvion Tyler · Accepted Answer

Step 1The information gives the minimum and the maximum amount of money which will be needed.&quot;At least $15&quot; means that amount or more than that.&quot;At most or not more than $25&quot; means that amount or less.In both cases the given value is included.If the amount of money is $m, we can write:      $    15    ≤    $    m    ≤    $    24  This is the math way of saying &quot;any amount from $15 and $25&quot;, these values are NOT included and we would write:      $    15    &amp;lt;    $    m    &amp;lt;    $    24

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