18 other 10% of the last 30 years.18. MANUFACTURING A company's guidelines call for each can of soup produced not to vary from its statedvolume of 14.5 fluid ounces by more than 0.08 ounces, Write and solve an absolute value inequality todescribe acceptable can volumes.19. In 2005, 24.8% of all Americans were under 18 years old. Rhonda conducts a survey of the ages of studentin eleventh grade at her school. On November 1, she finds the average age is 200 months. She also finds thattwo-thirds of the students are within 6 months of the average age. Write and solve an equation to determinethe age limits for this group of students. How many months will it be until the first of these students turn 187(X-760l =3X - 200 = 3X=203Y- 200 =-}X=197(3 moth20. The stratosphere is the layer of the Earth's atmosphere that is more than 10 kilometers (km) and less than 50 kmabove the Earth's surface. Which of the following inequalities describes all possible heights x, in km, above the Earthsurface that are in the stratosphere?A. |x + 10| < 50B. |x – 10| < 50C. |x + 30| < 20D. x – 30 < 20

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