6. Translate to an inequality.1. Six more than a number is less than 21.II. The cost is no more than $500.a) 6500c) 6+n>21d) 6+n-21c) c≤500d) c ≥500Math001_Worksheet_CHI

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6. Translate to an inequality. 1. Six more than a number is less than 21. II. The cost is no more than $500. a) 6500 c) 6+n>21 d) 6+n-21 c) c≤500 d) c ≥500 Math001_Worksheet_CHI