Write an inequality to represent 6 less than a product of a number n and 1/4 is at most 33
1 answer:
Answer:
(1/4)n-6≤33
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>a product of a number n and 1/4:</em>
(1/4)n
<em>6 less than a product of a number n and 1/4:</em>
(1/4)n-6
<em>6 less than a product of a number n and 1/4 is at most 33:</em>
(1/4)n-6≤33
(If you're also meant to solve it, (1/4)n-6≤33 → n-24≤132 → n≤156)
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