If the greatest value the variable n can be is 6, which of the following inequalities best shows all the possible values of n? n < 6 n > 6 n ≤ 6 n ≥ 6

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If the greatest value the variable n can be is 6, which of the following inequalities best shows all the possible values of n?

n < 6
n > 6
n ≤ 6
n ≥ 6

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The answer is n ≤ 6 because 6 can be equal to 6.

Vik David answered Jul 6, 2018

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The answer has to be "n ≤ 6" because the greatest "n" CAN be is 6, so "n can=6", but it can also be smaller.

Kzar answered Jul 9, 2018

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