HELP PLEASE!! a class must have fewer than 18 students due to the number of desks that can be placed in the classroom. write an inequality that represents this situation. use the variable n to represent the number of students

n ≤ 18

Step-by-step explanation:

The students can be 18 but they can't be greater than 18 so the inequality must be n ≤ 18.

Solution (Part-A)

Note that:

Let's reread the clue carefully.

{A class} must have {fewer} than {18 students}

     ↥                              ↥                        ↥

     n                             <                        18

The inequality formed: n < 18

This means that the solution of the inequality can be anything except 18 or above 18.

Solution (Part-B)

Note that:

Let's reread the clue carefully.

{The class} must have {at least} {15 students}

      n                                  ≥                15

The inequality formed: n ≥ 15

This means that the solution of the inequality can be 15 or less than 15.

Solution (Part-C)

The value of n that can be a solution of both inequalities can be 15, 16, and 17.

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