Mathematics, 04.10.2019 21:00, harleypage308

Frankie and gus swam for 10 minutes. when the time was up, frankie had completed 10 laps and gus had completed 10 laps. frankie wrote the inequality to show who swam the longest distance. was he correct? explain your answer by describing where the numbers would be positioned on a number line.

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