1.

Look at the number line shown below.

32

Which word problems or inequalities could have a solution represented by the

number line?

Select all that apply.

A. Christopher has read for more than 32 minutes.

B. Christopher has read for less than 32 minutes.

C. Christopher has read for 32 minutes.

D. x < 32

E. x > 32

F. X = 32

Question

Layton Bradshaw

Mathematics

21 February, 22:04

1.

Look at the number line shown below.

32

Which word problems or inequalities could have a solution represented by the

number line?

Select all that apply.

A. Christopher has read for more than 32 minutes.

B. Christopher has read for less than 32 minutes.

C. Christopher has read for 32 minutes.

D. x < 32

E. x > 32

F. X = 32

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Answers (1)

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Kody Collins · Answer 1

A - > E

B - > D

C - > F

Step-by-step explanation:

In all cases, we represent minutes that Christopher has read with variable x

Christopher has read for more than 32 minutes corresponds with the inequality: x > 32."More than" is equivalent to "greater than", which is symbolized by ">".

Christopher has read for less than 32 minutes, corresponds with the inequality: x < 32. "Less than" symbolized by "<".

Christopher has read for 32 minutes corresponds with the equality: X = 32. Here the amount of time is fixed, so it agrees with an equality instead of an inequality.