What does "x < 4" mean?

(a) x is less than 4

(b) x is greater than 4

(c) x is less than or equal to 4

(d) x is greater than or equal to 4

What does "x > 8" mean?

(a) x is less than 8

(b) x is greater than 8

(c) x is less than or equal to 8

(d) x is greater than or equal to 8

What does "x > 2" mean?

(a) x is less than 2

(b) x is greater than 2

(c) x is less than or equal to 2

(d) x is greater than or equal to 2

What does "x < 3" mean?

(a) x is less than 3

(b) x is greater than 3

(c) x is less than or equal to 3

(d) x is greater than or equal to 3

Write an inequality for the following:

Amanda needs at least 5 t-shirts
to wear on her vacation.

(Let t = number of t-shirts)

Write an inequality for the following:

Mike has fewer than 2 miles left
before he finishes the marathon!

(Let m = number of miles)

Write an inequality for the following:

Ava can play outside for at most
45 more minutes.

(Let m = number of minutes)

m < 45

Write an inequality for the following:

I need more than 10 volunteers
to help at the fundraiser.

(Let v = number of volunteers)

Who is ROCKING

these inequality

translations?!