how can you represent a situation that has more than 1 solution?

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TheWraith2021 · Answer

Probably by providing the best solution out of all of them. That's my best guess anyway.

maths89898 · Answer

what?

TheWraith2021 · Answer

Let me explain in another way. Represent said situation that will lead to the best overall solution out of all the possible solutions it leads to.

maths89898 · Answer

So only one?

TheWraith2021 · Answer

That's what I would do. It would be more simplistic that way. I'd just go with the best possible solution, to achieve the best possible result.

maths89898 · Answer

An inequality can have more than one solution. The set of all solutions of an inequality is called the solution set. The symbol ≥/ means “is not greater than or equal to.”

TheWraith2021 · Answer

Oh, this is a math problem?

maths89898 · Answer

yeah

TheWraith2021 · Answer

Why's it in the writing and English section then?

maths89898 · Answer

It's not?

TheWraith2021 · Answer

It is. Those are the subjects you posted you question to. It looks like you posted the question twice as well.

maths89898 · Answer

I got out of writing tho

maths89898 · Answer

Idk why i keep being put in the writing section

TheWraith2021 · Answer

Yeah, that's really weird. I'd ask one of the moderators or something for assistance with your question.