Choose the inequality that could be used to solve the following problem. Three times a number is at most negative six. A. 3x ≥ -6 B. 3x < -6 C. 3x > -6 D. 3x ≤ -6

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Choose the inequality that could be used to solve the following problem.

Three times a number is at most negative six.

A. 3x ≥ -6
B. 3x < -6
C. 3x > -6
D. 3x ≤ -6

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D Is correct answer. Great job above

Banjo Obayomi answered Jun 6, 2022

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D. Which is basically saying that three times a number is less than or equal to negative 6, so six or less

Lorlin answered Jun 9, 2022

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