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Mathematics, 28.03.2020 00:58, maddie4321

Carter wants to raise more then $200 for the 6th grade field trip. Each day during lunch he’s going to sell lollipops for $2. Write an inequality to show how many lollipops will he need to sell in order to reach his goal.

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