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On a river you must release any fish that you catch ifvit measures less than 12 inches. Define a variable and then write an alge

braic inequality for each senario. can you keep a fish that is 11.99 inches?

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malfutka [58]2 years ago

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Let f = fish

If f < 12, let the fish go.

We cannot catch a fish measuring 11.99 inches.

If f = fish, then f < 11.99. It must be released.

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