Answer:
Twelve less three times a number is at least nine.
Twelve minus the product of three and a number is no smaller than nine.
Step-by-step explanation:
complete question is:
Twelve less than three times a number is greater than or equal to nine.
Twelve less than three times a number is at least nine.
Twelve less three times a number is at least nine.
Twelve minus the product of three and a number is no more than nine.
Twelve minus the product of three and a number is no smaller than nine.
ANSWER:
<u>Twelve less three times a number is at least nine.</u>
The phrase "twelve less three..." means that the "three times a number" is being subtracted from twelve. So, it has to be at least nine.
<u>Twelve minus the product of three and a number is no smaller than nine.</u>
Even the least number you suppose is 1 we'll get 9
e.g: 12-3(1)=9. Therefore, this statement also represent the inequality
We have the next inequation
8-4x<56
-4x<56-8
-4x<48
-x<48/4
-x<12
x>-12
Solution: x>-12 or (-12,+∞)
I disagree with her because for every 1 is six, it shouldn’t have +y on it that is just adding a number that is unneeded
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
you do the (* first so it 8 then you add it with -6 which decreases it that makes 2 and 2 divided by 2 is one so add all together and get 2
