Inequality Symbols: Analyzing Data from Tables

A table shows the number of books read by students in a month: Alice: 5, Bob: 8, Charlie: 3. Write an inequality to show how many more books Bob read than Charlie.

• 8 - 3 > 0

• 3 - 8 > 0

• 5 - 3 > 0

• 8 - 5 > 0

In a table, the number of hours spent on homework by students is: David: 4, Emma: 6, Frank: 2. Which student spent more than 4 hours on homework?

• Frank

• None of them

• David

• Emma

A table lists the scores of three students in a test: Grace: 75, Henry: 85, Ivy: 70. Write an inequality to show which student scored less than 80.

• Grace > 70

• Grace < 80, Ivy < 80

• Henry < 80

• Ivy > 75

The table below shows the number of pets owned by students: John: 2, Kate: 5, Liam: 3. Write an inequality to express that Kate has more pets than John.

• 3 > 5

• 5 > 2

• 2 < 5

• 5 < 3

In a table, the number of games won by players is: Mike: 10, Nina: 12, Oscar: 8. Write an inequality to show that Nina won more games than Mike.

• 10 > 12

• 12 < 10

• 12 > 10

• 8 < 12

A table shows the number of hours each student studied: Paul: 3, Quinn: 5, Rachel: 4. Who studied more than 4 hours?

• None of them

• Rachel

• Paul

• Quinn

The table below shows the number of stickers collected by students: Sam: 15, Tina: 10, Uma: 12. Write an inequality to show that Sam has more stickers than Tina.

• 15 > 10

• 12 = 15

• 15 < 10

• 10 > 12

In a table, the number of fruits picked by students is: Victor: 20, Wendy: 15, Xena: 25. Write an inequality to express that Xena picked more fruits than Victor.

• 25 > 20

• 20 < 25

• 25 < 15

• 15 > 20

A table shows the number of movies watched by friends: Yara: 7, Zach: 5, Ava: 9. Write an inequality to show that Ava watched more movies than Zach.

• 9 > 5

• 9 < 7

• 5 < 9

• 7 > 9

The table lists the number of hours spent on sports: Ben: 6, Clara: 4, Derek: 5. Write an inequality to show that Ben spent more time on sports than Clara.

• 6 < 4

• 6 > 4

• 5 > 6

• 4 = 6