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So for part a of our problem, we want to write two inequalities to represent the possible distances from granite peak, which i abbreviated gp, back to fort peck lake.
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And so essentially, the two assumptions that we're going to be able to make are that either x is going to be one of the smaller sides, or that it's the largest or not the longest side, or our other assumption is that x is the longest side.
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So we can go ahead and start by assuming that x is not one of the longest sides.
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So that means that we can go ahead and write the inequality x plus 489 must be less than our largest side, or excuse me, must be greater than our largest side, which is 565 kilometers.
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And our other assumption is if x is the longest side.
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So that would tell us that our second inequality is going to be the side 489 plus the side 565 must be greater than.
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And our value of x.
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So our first inequality, all we need to do is subtract 489 from 565...