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Oliver completed his project in no more than twice the amount of time it took Karissa to complete her project. Oliver spent 4 and one-fourth hours on his project. If k represents the amount of time that it took Karissa to complete her project, which inequality can be used to represent the situation? 4 and one-fourth less-than 2 k
4 and one-fourth less-than-or-equal-to 2 k
4 and one-fourth greater-than 2 k
4 and one-fourth greater-than-or-equal-to 2 k

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