If s represents speed write an inequality to represent how fast a person can legally dive a vehicle in a school zone with a speed limit of 25 mph ?

The phrase “inequality” tells you that you will be using inequality signs, greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, or less than or equal to. Those signs look like this (not ordered) ≤ ≥ < >
So now we have to consider the speed limit 25mph, and remember s is used to represent how fast you are going. We can start be setting up 25_s and now we must determine what sign to use. Does it make sense to go faster than the speed limit? No it doesn’t, it’s a limit. what about equal to, does it make sense to go at the speed limit? Yes you can travel 25mph in a 25mph zone. So your speed will be less than or equal to 25, because you know you can’t go faster than that but you can travel at that number. So it looks like:
25 ≥ s.
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