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Top Golf charges $12 for each hour. You can spend no more than $60. Which inequality helps solve for all possible hours, h, you can golf for? Options: 12x < 60, 12x ≤ 60, 12x > 60, 12x ≥ 60

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12x ≤ 60

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A new tree you just planted will grow to be at most 35 feet tall. If it is currently 6 feet tall, which inequality could be used to find all possible values of how many more feet, f, will it grow?

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6 + x ≤ 35

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An unknown number decreased by 9 is at most 25.

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Inequality to find possible values of d for earning more than $32 by walking dogs at $8 each.

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The temperature for the day starts at 37 degrees and rises to at least 60 degrees. Which inequality could be used to find all possible values of t, the amount the temperature could rise? Options: 37 + x > 60, 37 + x ≥ 60, 37 + x < 60, 37 + x ≤ 60

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37 + x ≥ 60

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Inequality for twins' weight: 2x ≤ 16, 2x > 16, 2x ≥ 16, 2x < 16

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2x < 16

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Amira wrote the inequality p + 5 ≤ 18. Which situation is best represented by this inequality? Options: Amira spent 18 minutes making p phone calls. Each call was at least 5 minutes long. Amira removed 18 marbles from a bag of p marbles. Afterwards, there were at least 5 marbles in the bag. Amira placed p pieces of paper in 18 stacks. Each stack had at most 5 pieces of paper. After Amira added 5 books to a stack of p books, there were no more than 18 books in the stack.

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After Amira added 5 books to a stack of p books, there were no more than 18 books in the stack.

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Monica wants to spend at most $40 at the county fair. Entrance to the fair costs $15. She can spend d dollars on other things at the fair. Which inequality can be used to find the possible values of d?

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d + 15 ≤ 40

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Trisha and her three sisters decide to purchase their mom a Christmas gift. Everyone will contribute an equal amount, up to $60 per person. Which inequality will help find how much money the sisters will spend on their mom for Christmas?

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x ÷ 4 ≤ 60

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Your brother has $2,000 saved for a vacation. His airplane ticket is $637. Which inequality can be used to find out how much he can spend on everything else?

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637 + x ≤ 2000