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What is the solution of the inequality r/5≤6?(1 point)

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To solve the inequality r/5 ≤ 6, we can multiply both sides by 5 to isolate r:

r/5 ≤ 6

r ≤ 6 x 5

r ≤ 30

Therefore, the solution to the inequality is r ≤ 30.

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