Mathematics, 02.03.2020 01:59, Huvch7255

The rule for riding a camel at the circus can be modeled using the inequality w $ 175.
Christopher weighs 165 pounds. Which is a true statement about this situation?
A)Christopher may not ride the camel because 165 does not equal 175.
B)Christopher may ride the camel because both 165 and 175 are multiples of 5.
C)Christopher may ride the camel because 165 is less than 175.
D)Christopher may not ride the camel because 175 is not less than 165.

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The rule for riding a camel at the circus can be modeled using the inequality w $ 175.
Christo...