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theghost22:

Math help please

theghost22:

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theghost22:

@Vocaloid

theghost22:

@dude

Vocaloid:

"must spend at least 300" so in other words, 300 or greater how might we express this as an inequality?

theghost22:

So like this 300<10

Vocaloid:

we are using the variable d to represent the amount spent d must be 300 or greater since we include 300 we use ≥ rather than >

theghost22:

ok so \[300\ge10\]

Vocaloid:

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Vocaloid we are using the variable d to represent the amount spent

Vocaloid:

"d must be 300 or greater" ---> d ≥ 300

theghost22:

Oh ok I understand now

Vocaloid:

in the second scenario the weight w must be 45 or less see what you can get from tht

theghost22:

45\[45\le d\]

Vocaloid:

be careful about how you write it the way you have it written, you are saying "d must be greater than or equal to 45"

theghost22:

ok

Vocaloid:

1. we are using the variable w, not d, as stated in the problem 2. w must be less than or equal to 45 write w first, then choose the appropriate inequality to represent "less than or equal to", then write 45

Vocaloid:

"write w first, then choose the appropriate inequality to represent "less than or equal to", then write 45" 1. we write "w" 2. "less than or equal to" is represented by ≤ 3. write 45 putting these three steps together: w ≤ 45

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