Konrad competes in the long - jump event on his school's track team . The distances of Konrad's first 5 jumps are shown in the table above . Konrad wants the average distance of his jumps to be more than 5 meters . Part A Write and solve an inequality that can be used to find , the distance Konrad needs to have on his sixth jump so that his average distance for the first 6 jumps is more than 5 meters .
Part B Choose the correct graph for the inequality derived in Part A.

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