The number of sunflowers (s) in the garden is one more than twice the number of roses (r):
is it inequality it not
what's its inequality model—×??

We want to study the relation between the number of sunflowers and roses, we will see that it is an equation and the equation is:

s = 2*r + 1

So we know that the number of sunflowers is one more than twice the number of roses, notice that it represents an equation (so it is not an inequality)

And the equation can be written as:

s = 2*r + 1

The number of sunflowers is 2 times the number of roses, plus 1.

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s = 2r + 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of sunflower (s) is 1 more than twice the number of roses (r)

Mathematically ;

Number of sunflower = 1 + 2 * number of roses

Sunflower = s ; roses = r

s = 2r + 1

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