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                Nine times the sum of a number and  is at most .
            
            
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                    Answered by
            qua
            
    Nine times the sum of a number and 27 is at most −16.**
    
                    Answered by
            CookieCrumbs
            
    27, would have to go together with a negative number
    
                    Answered by
            Bosnian
            
    Nine times the sum of a number and 27 is at most - 16 means:
9 ( c + 27 ) ≤ - 16
9 ∙ c + 9 ∙ 27 ≤ - 16
9 c + 243 ≤ - 16
Subtract 243 of both sides
9 c + 243 - 243 ≤ -16 - 243
9 c ≤ - 259
Divide both sides by 9
c ≤ - 259 / 9
c ≤ - 28.777...
    
9 ( c + 27 ) ≤ - 16
9 ∙ c + 9 ∙ 27 ≤ - 16
9 c + 243 ≤ - 16
Subtract 243 of both sides
9 c + 243 - 243 ≤ -16 - 243
9 c ≤ - 259
Divide both sides by 9
c ≤ - 259 / 9
c ≤ - 28.777...
                    Answered by
            Bosnian
            
    I marked the number with c but you can also mark it with x.
9 ( x + 27 ) ≤ - 16
9 x + 9 ∙ 27 ≤ - 16
9 x + 243 ≤ - 16
Subtract 243 of both sides
9 x + 243 - 243 ≤ -16 - 243
9 x ≤ - 259
Divide both sides by 9
x ≤ - 259 / 9
x ≤ - 28.777...
    
9 ( x + 27 ) ≤ - 16
9 x + 9 ∙ 27 ≤ - 16
9 x + 243 ≤ - 16
Subtract 243 of both sides
9 x + 243 - 243 ≤ -16 - 243
9 x ≤ - 259
Divide both sides by 9
x ≤ - 259 / 9
x ≤ - 28.777...
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