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A baker needs more than 120 minutes to let their dough rise.
Write an inequality that describes
m, the number of minutes needed for the dough to rise.

A baker needs more than $120$ minutes to let their dough rise. $\newline$ Write an inequality that describes $m$ , the number of minutes needed for the dough to rise.

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Write and solve equations for proportional relationships

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Q. A baker needs more than

120

minutes to let their dough rise.

\newline

Write an inequality that describes

m

, the number of minutes needed for the dough to rise.

Understand the problem: Understand the problem. $\newline$ The problem states that the baker needs more than $120$ minutes for the dough to rise. This means that the number of minutes, $m$ , must be greater than $120$ .
Write the inequality: Write the inequality. $\newline$ Since $m$ represents the number of minutes the dough needs to rise and it needs to be more than $120$ minutes, the inequality is $m > 120$ .

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