Michael has 2 times as many baseball cards as Larry. Together they have more than 225 baseball cards. Which inequality can be used to determine the least number of baseball cards that Larry can have?

A. 2x + 2 ≤ 225

B. 2x + 2 > 225

C. 2x + x ≤ 225

D. 2x + x > 225

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Saul Cuevas

27 February, 22:57

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Justine Avila · Answer 1

I think Larry has 75

Step-by-step explanation:

Since Micheal has 2x as Larry, you divide 225 by 3.

225:3=75

Janelle Morton · Answer 2

Janelle Morton 27 February, 23:46

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Might be c if not A i tried

Michael has 2 times as many baseball cards as Larry. Together they have more than 225 baseball cards. Which inequality can be used to determine the least number of baseball cards that Larry can have?A. 2x + 2 ≤ 225B. 2x + 2 > 225C. 2x + x ≤ 225D. 2x + x > 225