Answer: x ≥ 0
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's define the symbols used:
a < x (this means that a is strictly smaller than x)
a > x (this means that a is strictly larger than x)
a ≤ x (this means that a is smaller than or equal to x)
a ≥ x (this means that a is larger than or equal to x)
Now we have the statement "x is no less than 0"
Then x can be equal to zero, or larger than zero, but never smaller than zero.
Looking at the symbols above, we know that we need to use:
x ≥ 0
(this is equivalent to the statement)
