SOLUTION: Translate the following situation into an inequality. Do not solve. “The sum of three integers is no more than 110. If one integer is nine less than twice the first integer and

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Question 446513: Translate the following situation into an inequality. Do not solve.
“The sum of three integers is no more than 110. If one integer is nine less than twice the first integer and the third integer is one fourth the first integer, what are the integers?”
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) About Me  (Show Source):
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Hi,

one integer is nine less than twice the first integer and 

the third integer is one fourth the first integer, what are the integers?”

Let x, (2x-9)and x/4 represent the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Integer

Question states*** 

“The sum of three integers is no more than 110

 x + (2x-9) + x/4 ≤ 110