In mathematics, an inequality is a relation that makes a non-same comparison between two numbers or different mathematical expressions. It is used most often to examine numbers on the quantity line by using their length.
Inequality, In mathematics, is a declaration of an order relationship—greater than, extra than or same too, much less than, or much less than or identical to—between numbers or algebraic expressions.
The definition of inequality is a difference in length, amount, exceptional, social function, or another component. An instance of inequality is if you have ten of something and a person else has none.
Let t be the number.
We know that,
The phrase "5 more than a number t" is equal to adding the number t and 5
(t+5)
The phrase "the product of 9 and the quantity 5 more than a number t" is equal to multiplying 9 by (t+5)
9(t+5)
Less represent the symbol " < ".
Therefore,
The inequality that represents this problem is 9(t+5) < 6.
