Framing/writing linear inequalities in one variable

Which symbol says "greater than or equal to"?

•   $<$  
  

•  $>$  
  

•  $\le$  

•  $\ge$  

Rewrite this inequality:

m < 12

• 12 < m

• 12 > m

A parking garage charges $4.50 for each hour you park. You have $18 in your pocket. Write an inequality that represents how many hours can you park.

• x + 4.50 > 18

• x -4.50 < 18

• 4.50x ≤ 18

• 4.50x ≥ 18

• 4.50x > 18

Translate into an inequality:
A number n is at least 17.

• n < 17
• n > 17
• n ≤ 17
• n ≥ 17

Five times a number is greater than 25.

• X5>25

• 5X<25

• 5X>25

• X5<25

x is a minimum of 5

• x>5

• x<5

• $x\ge5$

• $x\le5$

You can drive no more than 60 miles per hour or you will get a ticket. Let s represent speed.

• s < 60

• s > 60

• s ≥ 60

• s ≤ 60

Which equality describes the situation.

• x < 50

• x > 50

• x ≤ 50

• x ≥ 50

greater than or equal to 2

• < 2
• > 2
• ≤ 2
• ≥ 2

Which symbol represents the following:

at least

• <

• >

• ≤

• ≥

• ≠