Question

Translate to an inequality. Use the variable x.

The number of people in the chess club is less than or equal to 23

Answer 1

First of all, do you know what an inequality is?

Answer 2

nequality is a relation that holds between two values

Answer 3

Great, so when we are given the phrase 'less than or equal to' what two symbols can we use?

Answer 4

@jlongSwag27 You there?

Answer 5

>-

Answer 6

@BlossomCake

Answer 7

\[You~mean~\le~or~\ge~?\]

Answer 8

yeah.

Answer 9

Okay, so do you know what to do now?

Answer 10

no.....

Answer 11

The sentence reads: The number of people in the chess club is less than or equal to 23.

So, let's use the variable 'x' to stand for 'the number of people in the chess club' okay?

Answer 12

x>23

Answer 13

@BlossomCake

Answer 14

with the live under >

Answer 15

Actually, I think it might be: \[x~\le~23\]

Answer 16

line*

Answer 17

no thats greater than.. it says less than

Answer 18

youre right my bad lol

Answer 19

\[x~\le~23\] Reads: x is less than or equal to 23, right?

Answer 20

ya

Answer 21

So, there's your inequality!

Answer 22

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