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Write an equation or inequality and solve:32 is at most the quotient of a number g and 8

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The quotient of a number g and 8 can be written as:


(g)/(8)

Since it is given that 32 is at most( this quotient, then it follows that:


32\le(g)/(8)

Next, solve the resulting inequality:


\begin{gathered} 32\le(g)/(8) \\ \text{Swap the sides of the inequality and change the sign:} \\ (g)/(8)\ge32 \end{gathered}

Multiply both sides of the inequality by 8. Note that the sign will not change since you are multiplying a positive number:


\begin{gathered} \Rightarrow8*(g)/(8)\ge8*32 \\ \Rightarrow g\ge256 \end{gathered}

Hence, the inequality is:


32\le(g)/(8)

The solution is:


g\ge256

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