Question

HELP I WILL FAN AND MEDAL


You must be under 12 years of age the order from the kids menu at a restaurant.Which inequality represents the situation? let a represent a person's age.

Answer 1

um i would have to say x > 12

Answer 2

\[A. < 12\]

\[B. a \le 12\]

\[C. a > 12\]

\[D. a \ge 12\]

Answer 3

@lovelyharmonics can you say now

Answer 4

i don't really think that lovelyharmoincs is correct. according to the problem, they said that you had to be UNDER the age of 12. what she, i believe, had said was that you had to be greater than 12 in her inequality (x > 12). if you are less than 12 (when a represents that age group), than you can write it as: a < 12

Answer 5

I think there's a variable missing in A

Answer 6

lol

Answer 7

HHHMMMM .......THERE NOTHING MISSING

Answer 8

The answer is A. You must be under, but not twelve to be on the kids menu. So you are considering it to be less than 12.

Answer 9

OOOOOHHHHHHH THANXS

Answer 10

i would have gone with b considering the fact that a is only '<12' ..... its missing the variable. did you forget to put 'a' in front of that?

Answer 11

YEA SRRY

Answer 12

@lovelyharmonics The second equations states that the variable can be 12, but the question doesn't.

Answer 13

true but if there is no variable at all then that option would be wrong. @Boblovesmath

Answer 14

Yeah but I think he forget to write it down and there isn't an inequality in the world without a variable preceding it....

Answer 15

yes SHE* did correct that when i asked her. but you obviously think too highly of my state standard tests...... for i have had several questions with answer options such as that. as stupid as it may sound, i have found them .-. you just gotta look through the mistakes