'Less than' (<) and="" 'less="" than="" or="" equal="" to'="" (≤)="" are="" the="" inequality="" symbols="" that="" are="" used="" to="" compare="" two="" numbers.="">
The notation 'x < y'="" means="" that="" 'x="" is="" less="" than="">
The notation 'x ≤ y' means that 'x is less than or equal to y'.
The symbol '<' describes="" whether="" the="" expression="" on="" the="" left="" is="" less="" than="" the="" expression="" on="" the="" right="">
The symbol '≤' describes whether the expression on the left is less than the expression on the right or equal to the expression on the right
7 < 12="" means="" that="" 7="" is="" les="" than="" 12="" .="">
15 ≤ 33 means that 15 is less than or equal to 33.
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a ≤ 6 means that a is equal to any real number less than 6 as well as the number 6.
A. 7 > 8
B. 7 <>
C. 7 ≤8
D. 12 ≥ 9
Correct Answer: B
Step 1: Out of $12, Bill spends $5 while Joe spends $4. [Given.]
Step 2: Money left with Bill and Joe is $7 and $8 respectively. [Money left = money initially present - money spent.]
Step 3: So, the inequality for the money left with Joe and Bill is 7 <>
Q1: Which inequality is true?
Q2: Which inequality is true?
Q: What is the difference between < and ≤?
A: < means strictly less than, while ≤ means less than or equal to.
Q: Is 5 ≤ 5 true?
A: Yes, because 5 is equal to 5, satisfying the 'or equal to' part of the symbol.