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Translate the following into an inequality: Eight is less than twice what number? 8 < 2n 8 < 2 - n n < 8 × 2 2 < 8n
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Translate the following into an inequality:
Eight is less than twice what number?
8 < 2n
8 < 2 - n
n < 8 × 2
2 < 8n
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8<2n is correct :) Hope it helped
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Answer:
The right inequa is
8 < 2n
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