Question

write an equation or an inequality
1. The product of nine and the quantity 5 more than a number less than 6.

Answer 1

Product of m and n
should be translated a m*n

So if you have the product of 9 and a quantity
Then how would you translate that
(we will get back to what that quantity actually is in a sec)

Answer 2

9(

Answer 3

ok 9*(the quantity)

Answer 4

so it says what that quantity is
it defined that quantity as 5 more than a number

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

more than means you are adding

so if you have m more than n
then you translate as m+n


you can replace the word " a number" with any letter
like m

Answer 7

ok so is it 9<5+t>6

Answer 8

i am confused

Answer 9

ok no
like I'm not understand why you in extra inequality signs
also 9<>6
9>6 but anyways that is a different question

(The product of nine and the quantity 5 more than a number) {less than 6}.

I'm saving the thing in { } for the inequality part because it does say <6

Answer 10

You said the product of 9 and the quantity translated as
9(quantity)

Answer 11

you are going to replace that work quantity with the way it is defined

Answer 12

it is defined as:
5 more than a number

Answer 13

ok

Answer 14

or we will say 5 more than n

Answer 15

and 5 more than n
translated to what in algebraic symbols ?

Answer 16

6> 9+5 <t

Answer 17

ok again m more than n means we are adding m and n
in this case m+n

It doesn't make since to say product of nine and (5>n)

Answer 18

sense*

Answer 19

All you have to do for me right now
is replace the word quantity with the way it is defined in the sentence
9(quantity)
quantity=5 more than n

Answer 20

9(5 more than n) <6

Answer 21

The only thing you have to do is leave the ( )
and replace what 5 more than n means

Answer 22

6> 9+5<t

Answer 23

so what happen to the multiplication?

Answer 24

9(5+n)<6

Answer 25

omg yeah
you did it!

Answer 26

yeah thanks for the help