TEACHER-GUIDE-VERIFIED · TG-V9-065

6. A crew dose limit is 500 units. Background is 260 and a storm adds 18 units per hour. Solve 260+18h <= 500.

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Solution: 18h<=240, so h<=13.33. For whole hours without exceeding the limit, h<=13.

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VIDEO HELP · TG-V9-065

Solve an Accumulation-Limit Inequality (TG-V9-065)

Solve 260 + 18h ≤ 500: subtract 260 and divide by positive 18 to obtain the exact bound of 40/3 hours. The maximum whole-hour count is 13; totals of 494 at 13 hours and 512 at 14 confirm it. Classroom model with unspecified units, not a real exposure limit.

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