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If Bill managed to jump 420cm write an inequality using the variable j which describes how far Bob jumped. | |\n| 3) | Quadra is making cookies. They need to be cooked in the oven for at least 12 minutes.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable t which describes the amount of time the cookies need to be cooked. | |\n| 4) | The minimum height to go on the Shooting Star ride is 4 foot 6 inches.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable h which describes the height needed to go on the ride. | |\n| 5) | Newton is going on a class trip. He can take a maximum of $10 spending money.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable s which describes the amount of spending money he can take. | |\n| 6) | Sally has a 1-liter water bottle of water. She drinks more than half the water.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable y which describeshow much water is left in the bottle. | |\n| 7) | Flame runs the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds.\u003Cbr>Captain is not as fast as Flame and takes more than twice as long.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable t to show how long it takes him to run 100 yards. | |\n| 8) | Alice is more than three times as old as Bert.\u003Cbr>If Bert is 6 years old, write an inequality using the variable A to show how old Alice is. | |\n| 9) Captain asks Frazer to pick any number except 3.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable n to show which numbers Frazer can choose. |  | |\n\nName Date  \nINEQUALITIES FROM WORD PROBLEMS A1 ANSWERS  \n| WORD PROBLEM INEQUALITY |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1) | Captain counts the coins in his money box and finds that he has more than $2 in coins.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable m which describes the amount of money he has in his money box. | | m > $2 |\n| 2) | Bob manages to jump further than his friend Bill in the long jump. If Bill managed to jump 420cm write an inequality using the variable j which describes how far Bob jumped. | | j > 420 cm |\n| 3) | Quadra is making cookies. They need to be cooked in the oven for at least 12 minutes.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable t which describes the amount of time the cookies need to be cooked. | | t ≥ 12\u003Cbr>minutes |\n| 4) | The minimum height to go on the Shooting Star ride is 4 foot 6 inches.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable h which describes the height needed to go on the ride. | | h ≥ 4 ft 6 in |\n| 5) | Newton is going on a class trip. He can take a maximum of $10 spending money.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable s which describes the amount of spending money he can take. | | s ≤ $10 |\n| 6) | Sally has a 1-liter water bottle of water. She drinks more than half the water.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable y which describeshow much water is left in the bottle. | | y \u003C ½ liter\u003Cbr>or\u003Cbr>y \u003C 500 ml |\n| 7) | Flame runs the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds.\u003Cbr>Captain is not as fast as Flame and takes more than twice as long.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable t to show how long it takes him to run 100 yards. | | t > 20\u003Cbr>seconds |\n| 8) | Alice is more than three times as old as Bert.\u003Cbr>If Bert is 6 years old, write an inequality using the variable A to show how old Alice is. | | A > 18 years |\n| 9) | Captain asks Frazer to pick any number except 3.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable n to show which numbers Frazer can choose. | | n ≠ 3 |","cbCailwEVaPAIUed","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailwEVaPAIUed","pdf",238290,"English","# Inequalities From Word Problems A1\n## Problems 1-9\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"Which inequality symbols are used in these word problems?\",\"answer\":\"The problems use \\u003e, \\u003c, ≥, ≤, and ≠ to form inequalities that describe relationships between quantities.\"},{\"question\":\"What do you write for each word problem?\",\"answer\":\"You write an inequality using the given variable that matches the situation described in the question.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the answers section help learners?\",\"answer\":\"The answers list the completed inequalities for problems 1 through 9, showing the correct variable-based statements for each scenario.\"}]","INEQUALITIES FROM WORD PROBLEMS A1 - Solve inequalities using variables | PDF",1792681718]