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Mathematics

2 answers:

marishachu [46]3 years ago

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Hi there!

The way the sign is pointing shows that y is less than 27, however, the line underneath means that y is greater to or equal to 27. Therefore, the best explanation would be that y is at most 27. This is because it explains that y can be equal to 27, but it cannot be more than 27.

ANSWER:
Option 3 - the value of y is at most 27

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stiv31 [10]3 years ago

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Hello,

The correct answer is C) The value of y is at most than 27.

Hope this helps!!!! (:

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