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The sum of two numbers is no more than 28. Let x represent the first number, and let y represent the second number. Which inequality represents this situation?
A) y
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"The sum of two numbers" so what are we doing with these two numbers?
Uhm finding the two Variable linear Inequalities
what does "sum" mean?
Adding
yep
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"The sum of two numbers" means x+y
mhmm
the sum "is no more than 28" so the sum is less than 28 OR it is 28 itself, which means \[\Large x+y \le 28\]
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