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Write an inequality to represent 7 less than the product of a number, n, and 1/6 is at most 45."

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Answer:

The inequality to represent “7 less than the product of a number, n, and 1/6 is at most 45” is:


(n)/(6) -7\leq 45

Solution:

Let the number be "n"

From given,

7 less than a product of a number n and 1/6 is at most 45

At most means "less than or equal to"

Therefore, inequality is framed as:


( n x (1)/(6)) -7 \leq 45

Thus, inequality is:


(n)/(6) -7\leq 45

Solve the inequality:

Add 7 to both sides


(n)/(6) -7 + 7\leq 45 + 7\\simplify\\(n)/(6) \leq 52

Multiply both sides by 6


(6n)/(6) \leq 52 multiply 6

simplify


n\leq 312

Thus the inequality is solved.

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