1. Coach Jimmy runs at least 5 miles a day.

Which inequality represents this?

x > 5

x < 5

x > 5

x < 5

2. Games are $25 each, and Caleb has $125 to spend. How many games can Caleb buy?

2

3

4

5

3. Which inequality represents the number of games he can buy?

25x > 125

25x < 125

x - 25 < 125

x + 25 > 125

4. Paul currently has $300 to spend on a data plan. He found a phone for $100 and a $50 a month charge.

Which inequality represents how many months Paul can afford this phone based on how much money he has right now?

x > 100

x + 50 < 300

50x + 100 < 300

50x + 300 < 100

Question

Mathematics

Carlos

2 May, 14:37

1. Coach Jimmy runs at least 5 miles a day.

Which inequality represents this?

x > 5

x < 5

x > 5

x < 5

2. Games are $25 each, and Caleb has $125 to spend. How many games can Caleb buy?

2

3

4

5

3. Which inequality represents the number of games he can buy?

25x > 125

25x < 125

x - 25 < 125

x + 25 > 125

4. Paul currently has $300 to spend on a data plan. He found a phone for $100 and a $50 a month charge.

Which inequality represents how many months Paul can afford this phone based on how much money he has right now?

x > 100

x + 50 < 300

50x + 100 < 300

50x + 300 < 100

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Answers (1)

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Rubi Morse · Answer 1

X > / = 5

x "greater than or equal to" 5

Because he runs at least 5 miles, so therefore 5 is included. If you didn't want 5 included, it should read something like "Coach Jimmy runs more than 5 miles a day.