Web Analytics
Answered

The speed limit on the highway is 55 mph. which inequality best describes this assuming the variable s represents speed

As < 55
Bs < 55 (line under it)
Cs > 55
Ds > 55 ( line under jt)

Verified Answer :

Marinagdumas

Answer:

s < 55 ( line under it )

Explanation:

On a highway where the speed limit is 55mph you know that you should always stay below or equal to that speed, never above. So, to represent this  as an inequality you use the variable s and the less than inequality sign with 55 mph.

s < 55 ( line under it )

Baraq

Considering the situation described above, the inequality that best describes it is "s < 55 (line under it)."

This is because the inequality ". s < 55 (line under it)" means that the speed of the car should be less than or equal to 55 miles per hour but not more.

Inequality in mathematics is defined as the non-equal comparison between two figures.

In this case, since the speed limit is 55mph, it means a driver should drive at a speed not more than 55mph but can be equal to 55mph.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer is option B. "s < 55 (line under it)."

Learn more here: https://brainly.com/question/16562548

Related Questions