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1 year ago

There are 9 lions there are fewer cubs than lions how many fewer cubs are there ?

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Aleks04 [339]1 year ago

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Number of cubs are less than 9.

In Algebra, an inequality is a mathematical statement that uses the inequality symbol to illustrate the relationship between two expressions. An inequality symbol has non-equal expressions on both sides. It indicates that the phrase on the left should be bigger or smaller than the expression on the right, or vice versa. Literal inequalities are relationships between two algebraic expressions that are expressed using the inequality symbols.

NO. OF LIONS = 9

Cubs are fewer than 9

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