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Natasha_Volkova [10]
1 year ago
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The product Of 25 and n is less than negative 125 which inequality represents the possible values for n

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1 answer:
AlladinOne [14]1 year ago
5 0

Considering the definition of an inequality, the inequality that expresses the relationship is 25×n < 125

<h3>Definition of inequality</h3>

An inequality is the existing inequality between two algebraic expressions, connected through the signs:

  • greater than >.
  • less than <.
  • less than or equal to ≤.
  • greater than or equal to ≥.

An inequality contains one or more unknown values ​​called unknowns, in addition to certain known data.

Solving an inequality consists of finding all the values ​​of the unknown for which the inequality relation holds.

<h3>Inequality in this case</h3>

In this case, you know the product of 25 and n is less than negative 125.

Considering that:

  • the product is the result of the multiplication.
  • less than indicates the use of the symbol <.

the inequality that expresses the previous relationship is

25×n < 125

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