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English language (monolingual) [PRO] Science - Computers: Systems, Networks / informatics | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Oliver Walter United Kingdom Local time: 22:03 | ||||||
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4 +9 | less than or equal to |
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less than or equal to Explanation: Yes; strictly, "the inventory level is less or equal r" is not grammatically correct. "less or equal" is probably influenced by how computer programmers read "A <= B" in the definition of an algorithm. (I've written "<=" to represent "less or equal"; in an actual programming language it may be written "<=", ".le." or possibly something else). They probably read it as "less or equal" because that is a smaller number of words and the meaning is clear, but in grammatically correct English it is "less than or equal to". |
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