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Mathematics, 28.04.2021 02:40, coopkm24

The average number of sunflower seeds in a package is 104. The number of seeds in the package can vary by 13. What is the acceptable range for the
maximum and minimum number of seeds that could be in a package and what is
the correct inequality? *

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