Write an inequality for Six times a number increased by 38 is no more than the number decreased by 14

6n + 38 <= n - 14

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To write an inequality for this situation, we need to assign a variable to the unknown number. Let's choose the variable "x" to represent the unknown number.

Six times a number can be written as "6x".
Increased by 38, it becomes "6x + 38".

The number decreased by 14 can be written as "x - 14".

The inequality for this situation will be:
6x + 38 ≤ x - 14

Here's how we arrived at the inequality:
- We represented the unknown number as "x".
- "Six times a number increased by 38" is written as "6x + 38".
- "The number decreased by 14" is written as "x - 14".
- Combining these expressions, we get "6x + 38 ≤ x - 14".