a. Number of more pictures they could take = 43 pictures (approx.)
b. The inequality can be given as 1 ≤ pictures taken ≤ 43
c. The inequality 1 ≤ pictures taken ≤ 43 represents that the pictures taken are equal to or greater than 1 to less than or equal to 43 (The inequality consists of 1 to 43 pictures)
<u>Step-by-step explanation</u>:
a. <u>Given</u>,
The total memory capacity = 65536 KB
The memory for 1 picture = 760 KB
The number of pictures already taken = 43 pictures
The memory used for 43 pictures = 760 * 43 = 32680 KB
The remaining memory space = total memory - used memory
= 65536 - 32680 = 32856 KB
Number of more pictures they could take = remaining space / space per picture
= 32856 KB / 760 KB = 43.231 ≈ 43 pictures.
b. <u>Given</u>,
Number of pictures taken during school = 19 pictures.
Number of pictures taken after school = 24 pictures.
The inequality can be given as 1 ≤ pictures taken ≤ 43
c. <u>Inequality</u> :
<em>"An inequality is a relation that compares a set of values between two numbers and it does not equals to a particular number alone".</em>
Here, the inequality 1 ≤ pictures taken ≤ 43 represents that the pictures taken are equal to or greater than 1 to less than or equal to 43 (The inequality consists of 1 to 43 pictures)
