Which inequality represents “a number is at most two”?

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Darwen asked Feb 27, 2023

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Which inequality represents “a number is at most two”?

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Darwen asked Feb 27, 2023

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The answer is C.) x is less than or equal to 2

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Explanation:

The line under < shows that the number can equal two and because it is facing the two a number cannot be greater.

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