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Mathematics, 05.05.2020 06:42 simon48

Horace charges $25 to mow a lawn. He needs at least $450 to buy a new lawnmower. Horace wrote the inequality shown below to find m, the number of lawns he can mow to have enough money for the new lawnmower.

25m β‰₯ 450

What is the solution set for Horace's inequality?

A. m β‰₯ 18
B. m β‰₯ 14
C. m ≀ 18
D. m ≀ 14

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