Mr. M is on a strict cookie diet. The inequality c ≤ 5.7 represents his cookie intake each day.
Would he make his goal diet if he ate 6 cookies? How many cookies can Mr. M have in a day?
No, he can only have 5.7 cookies maximum (or 5 whole cookies).
You could also say, "No, because 6 is outside of the solution set."
Attendance at the Math World Museum more than tripled from Monday to Saturday. On Monday there were 186 people. At least how many people attended the Math World Museum on Saturday?
What is more than 558 people OR p > 558?
BillyJuan LOVES candy canes. Every year his goal is to eat at least 500 candy canes in the month of December alone (31 days).
A)Write an inequality to determine how many candy canes he must eat each day.
B) If he eats 16 candy canes a day, will he meet his goal?
A) 31c ≥ 500
b) No, he must eat 17 or more each day.
Pepper is trying to put as many 10 lb blocks in her wagon as possible. The wagon has a limit of 155 lbs.
A) Write an inequality to represent how many blocks she can put in her wagon.
B) Can she put 15 blocks in her wagon without breaking it?
A) 10b ≤ 155
B) Yes, this would be less than 155 total. 150 ≤ 155.
The solution to the inequality "c ÷ (-10) ≤ 12"
What is c ≥ -120?
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
Ms. Rydning needs to buy gifts for Christmas. She has a budget of $100 and has already spend $30. She decides that everyone remaining on her list will be getting a $14 pair of socks.
A) Write an inequality to represent the situation.
B) How many pairs of socks can she afford?
a) 14s + 30 ≤100
b) She can buy 5 pairs of socks OR LESS!
LillyBilly is saving up for a new xBox Series X which costs $499. He already has $112.50 in his savings account. He can earn $10 for each hour he babysits his neighbor's fish.
A) Write an inequality to represent how many hours he must fish-sit.
B) Will 40 hours of work let him purchase his xbox?
A). 10h +112.50 ≥ 499
B) Yes! This would allow him to make $512.50, which is more than he needs. (10x40 +112.50)
The camera you want costs at most $300. If you have $75 saved already and plan to save $10 per month. Which inequality would you use to find the number of months you'd need to save?
75+10m≤300