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3 years ago

five less them 18 times the number x,is less than or equal to -45,write an inequality for this statement

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makkiz [27]3 years ago

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The required inequality is:

$18x-5\leq -45$

Step-by-step explanation:

We will write the inequality step by step

Given

x is a number

Then

18 times of x will be:

$18x$

Five less than 18 times of x means we have to subtract 5

$18x-5$

Then less than or equal to -45

$18x-5\leq -45$

The required inequality is:

$18x-5\leq -45$

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