Question

help me

Answer 1

Post the question

Answer 2

@dude @Vocaloid

Answer 3

Are you completely lost or can you at least try to do it?

Answer 4

Also stop tagging when someone is already checking the post out lol, or at least stop tagging Voca so much

Answer 5

Honestly I keep getting lost

Answer 6

Okay, do you know what `a number` refers to?

Answer 7

no I don't

Answer 8

@Vocaloid

Answer 9

a number does not reference anything, so it could mean anything

so basically when it says "a number", it just refers to the variable

(In this case the variable is w)

Answer 10

Does that make sense?

Answer 11

Yeah a little bit but idk how to set it up though

Answer 12

Lets look at the first part

`a sum`

This is self explanatory, right?

(This just means that you are about to add up the things that come up)

Answer 13

How would you write `a number times 8`?

Answer 14

ik that when it says at least it is going to be greater than or equal too

Answer 15

Oh you're stuck on that

Answer 16

iu'm stuck on the whole thing

Answer 17

Lets put an example, you need at least 65% to pass the test

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

(You need to get higher naturally, right?)

Answer 20

So it must include greater
<

But `at` usually implies that it is also equal to

At least = \(\le \color{green}{\checkmark}\)

Answer 21

Okay then let's go back, `a number times 8`, how would you write this?

Answer 22

Ok so now for the rest which is the big one I'm stuck on because idk what i have to put first

Answer 23

Flip the order xD, I did less than

> and \(\ge \color{green}{\checkmark}\)

Answer 24

Okay, based on what I had said earlier, what is `a number times 8`?

Answer 25

Hold on I'm getting confused again give mew a minute

Answer 26

Okay

Answer 27

Ok so the number 8 should be written like this \[8\ge\]

Answer 28

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) dude
a number does not reference anything, so it could mean anything

so basically when it says "a number", it just refers to the variable

(In this case the variable is w)
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)