Answer:
Let's define the symbols:
x < y
means that x is strictly less than y.
x ≤ y
means that x is less than or equal to y.
(both of these signs can be in the other direction, take that in mind).
A) " a is always less than another number b"
Here we should have:
a < b.
a is always less than the other number b.
This is not in the options, so i suppose that there is a mistake in the question.
B) The expression "above" is not shown here, so i will just writhe the correspondent expression for each option, and you can see which one matches with the expression above.
a) "The product between 3 and a number is no less than 9"
3*n ≥ 9.
b) "The product between 3 and a number is greater than 9."
3*n > 9
c) "The product between 3 and a number is no more than 9"
3*n ≤ 9
d) "The product between 3 and a number is less than 9"
3*n < 9
