Mathematics, 17.05.2021 21:10, harleycochran2ovyt3n

The number of rose blooms in Betty's garden is 24 more than the number of blooms in May's garden. There are at least 135 rose blooms in Betty's garden. Part A. Write an inequality to find the possible number of blooms, m, in May's garden.
Part B. How many blooms, m, are possible in May's garden?

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