Answer:
<u>Question # 1:</u>
<u>a)</u>
A number is no more than 21 means that it is less than 21 or equal to it. Using n as the variable.
So,
It will be:
n ≤ 21
Where "≤" is used for "less than or equal to".
<u>b)</u>
A number is at least 5 means that it can be 5 or a number greater than 5.
So, We'll use "≥" for "greater than or equal to"
n ≥ 5
<u>c)</u>
For more than, we will use ">"
So,
n > 3/5
<u>Question # 2:</u>
<u>d)</u>
Here, it is shown that n is either 14 or any number less than 14.
So, we'll use "≤" for "less than or equal to"
n ≤ 14
<u>e)</u>
Here, it is shown on the number line than n is any number which is either 14 or any number greater than it.
So, we'll use "≥" for greater than or equal to.
n ≥ 14
Hope this helped!
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