Answer:
[tex]p > s[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
[tex]p \to poncho[/tex]
[tex]s \to scarf[/tex]
Required
The inequality
From the question, we understand that;
the number of p used is more than the number of s
more than means greater than.
So, the inequality is:
[tex]p > s[/tex]
To represent this on a number line.
First, we identify the position of s (i.e. scarf)
[tex]p > s[/tex] implies that p is any point to the right of s