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Nine less than a number times four equals fifteen
basically, x*4-9=15 would be your equation, or something similar
Well, we know x can't equal 1,2,3,OR 4. Five is also out, because 5*4=20-9=11, so cross that out.
But if you try doing 6*4-6=15, it fits.
6*4=24, 24-9=15
Thus, x=6, so your answer to Nice less than four times a number equals fifteen is 6.
~Hope this helps!
Inequalities are used to represent unequal expressions.
The solution set to
is: 
The inequality is given as:

From the inequality above, we have the following observation.
- The value of variable x starts from 7/16 (inclusive)
- The value of variable x has no end (i.e. infinity)
Because, 7/16 is inclusive of the values of x, we make use of the open square bracket i.e. [
We treat
, as an exclusive value. So, we make use of the close parenthesis i.e. )
Hence, the solution set is: 
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