Asked by Anonymous

Write the verbal sentence as an equation, or an inequality:
Fifty multiplied by the quantity twenty divided by a number n is greater than or equal to two hundred fifty.
Am I on the right track: 50 * 20 / n > 250
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Please help me...
Answered by Zoey
50 * 20 / n >= 250

Your only mistake was the greater than symbol. it says greater than or equal too, which means put the greater than sign, but put a line over it to represent the equal sign as well. That sign means greater than or equal to. good job :]
Answered by Anonymous
I did put the greater than equal to sign. That little line didn't come out right under the greater than sign when I posted but instead way to the left. But shouldn't there be parentheses somewhere? My teacher said that quantity indicates parentheses...
Answered by Annie
well, I didn't think there was any parentheses, but if your teacher says there should be, then the only place that would make sense for them to go would be around the the 20 / n
Answered by Anonymous
my teacher didn't give me the answer- the quantity/parentheses thing was in my notes.
so, no parentheses?
Answered by Anonymous
please guide me to figure this out
Answered by blanca
i need help on this promblem. I'm supposed to simplfy the expression. then justify each step with an operation or property. the problem is 5(x+3)-7x
Answered by Anonymous
will u help me
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