Writing Inequalities

Front

The cost of a ski trip could be more than, or equal to, $3,200. What is the inequality that represents this? Options: x < 3200, x > 3200, x ≤ 3200, x ≥ 3200

Back

x ≥ 3200

Front

Bella has less than 6 apples in her basket.

Back

a < 6

Front

Mary must read a minimum of 5 books over the summer for her English class. Options: b < 5, b > 5, b ≤ 5, b ≥ 5

Back

b ≥ 5

Front

Bill will have, at most, 31 people at his party. Options: p < 31, p > 31, p ≤ 31, p ≥ 31

Back

p ≤ 31

Front

A book of stamps at the local post office has less than 22 stamps in it.

Back

s < 22

Front

A purse costs at least $45 at the department store. What is the correct inequality? Options: d < 45, d > 45, d ≤ 45, d ≥ 45

Back

d ≥ 45

Front

1300 is greater than or equal to the number of steers at the Circle Y Ranch. What is the relationship between s and 1300?

Back

s ≤ 1300

Front

The average customer at Donut Delight buys more than 2 donuts.

Back

d > 2

Front

86 is less than or equal to Lyla’s new time on the downhill ski slope.

Back

t ≥ 86

Front

Willow has to deal a maximum of 10 cards to each player for a certain card game. Options: c < 10, c > 10, c ≤ 10, c ≥ 10

Back

c ≤ 10