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You are at a bookstore and you are allowed to buy less than 12 books. You have already selected 4 books. Write an inequality to find the possible amount of books you can still select. b - 4 < 12 b + 4 < 12 b - 4 > 12 4b < 12 You are at a store and you can spend at most $40. You have already spent $29 on food. Write an inequality to find the possible amount of money you can still spend at the store. m + 29 > 40 m + 29 > 40 m + 29 < 40 m + 29 < 40 The cost of a gallon of orange juice is $4.50. Write an inequality to show what is the maximum number of gallons you can buy for $19? 4.50g < 19 g + 4.50 < 19 g + 4.50 > 19 4.50g > 19 7c > 50 Bill earns $7 for each car he washes. He needs to earn more than $50. Write an inequality to find the number of cars Bill needs to wash. 7c > 50 c + 7 > 50 c + 7 > 50 You withdrew $80 from your savings account. You now have less than $400 in your savings account.Write an inequality to determine how much money you had before the withdraw. m + 80 < 400 m + 80 > 400 m - 80 > 400 m - 80 < 400 Mr. Roche divided a bag of frisbees equally among 5 groups. He wants each group to receive at least 7 frisbees. Write an inequality to determine how many frisbees Mr. Roche needs. f ÷ 5 > 7 f ÷ 5 > 7 5f > 7 5f > 7 m + 95 < 20 Albert has no more than $95 to spend at Kroger. He decides to spend $20 on snacks. Write an inequality that shows how much money Albert has left to spend at Kroger. m - 95 < 20 m - 20 < 95 m + 20 < 95 4r > 4.32 Trent finds masking tape in packages of 4 rolls for over $4.32. Write an inequality that would showthe cost for 1 roll. 4r > 4.32 r + 4 > 4.32 r + 4 > 4.32 x ÷ 8 > 5 x ÷ 8 > 5 The quotient of a number and 8 is less than 5.Write an inequality that shows what the numbercould be. x ÷ 8 < 5 x ÷ 8 < 5 x - 8 > 5 x - 8 > 5 The difference of a number and 8 is greater than 5.Write an inequality that shows what the numbercould be. x - 8 < 5 x - 8 < 5 |