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Mathematics, 23.04.2021 01:00 ilovewaffles70

Paul is selling $2 raffle tickets for his baseball team. He needs to sell at least $230 worth of tickets to earn a team jacket. If he has already sold
$50 worth of tickets, how many more raffle tickets, x, does Paul need to
sell to earn a team jacket?
a) x => 90
b) x <= 90
c) x => 180
d) x <= 180

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