17.The speed limit of a highway is 55 miles per hour. A car is traveling at least 65 miles per hour. How many miles per hour m over the speed limit is the car traveling?55 – m ≥ 65; m ≥ 10 m + 65 ≤ 55; m ≤–10 65 – m ≤ 55; m ≤ 10 55 + m ≥ 65; m ≥ 10**** 18. Chris earns $7.00 per hour working on the weekends. He needs at least $210.00 for a new cell phone. How many hours, h, does Chris need to work on the weekends to buy a new phone?
h/7.00 > 210.00; h> 30; 30 hours h/7.00 < 210.00; h < 30; 30 hours 7.00h≥ 210.00; h≥ 30; 30 hours** 7.00h≤ 210.00; h ≤ 30; 30 hours

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

17.)  D.) 55 + m ≥ 65; m ≥ 10

18.)  C.) 7.00h≥ 210.00; h≥ 30; 30 hours

Explanation:

I took the test, also your answers were right.

Answer 2
Answer: 17. 55 + m ≥ 55

18. 210 / 7 = 30 h 

h ≥ 30 hours




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Answer: \boxed{40}

Explanation:

Simplify to solve.

\boxed{40}\text{ is your answer.}

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