QuestionWhich inequality represents that twelve times the sum of three and $c$ is greater than $27$ ?

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STEP 1

Assumptions1. We are looking for an inequality that represents twelve times the sum of three plus $c$ is greater than $27$ . . The variable $c$ is a real number.

STEP 2

Translate the statement "twelve times the sum of three plus $c$ " into a mathematical expression.This can be written as $12(+c)$ .

STEP 3

Now, we need to represent the whole statement "twelve times the sum of three plus $c$ is greater than $27$ " as an inequality.
This can be written as $12(3+c) >27$ .

STEP 4

Now, let's compare our inequality with the given options.
Our inequality matches with option A.
So, the correct answer is A $12(3+c) >27$ .

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