Asked by Haley

Julia is allowed to watch no more than 5 hours of television a week. So far this week, she has watched 1.5 hours. Write and solve an inequality to show how many hours of television Julia can still watch this week?

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Answered by AJ L
Because Julia can watch 5 hours of TV a week, but no more than that, then the inequality for that is x≤5

Since Julia has watched 1.5 hours so far, we have a new inequality of 1.5+x≤5 and x will be how many hours she'll have left to watch TV.

1.5+x≤5
x≤3.5

So Julia, in conclusion, has 3.5 hours left to watch TV until she reaches her maximum of 5 hours.
Answered by girl in red:)
Thank you so much AJ L! This really helped and is a great explanation.
Answered by no
so helpful
Answered by Lizzy
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Answered by bored queen
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Answered by le_purple_child
thx :D
Answered by Anonymous
what about the second one?
Answered by LOL
Why do we have to do an inequality when we can do 5 - 1.5 = 3.5🤣🤣.
Answered by Huggy Wuggy
@LOL that's exactly what I said!!
Answered by Fuzion
sadly that just school
Answered by Journey
*Unfortunately
Answered by Hi
U know if u copy the same thing you can get playgerrise
Answered by CalCAMath
@LOL ...if you do 5 - 1.5 = 3.5, you are using an equation (because of the equal sign). So you're saying the number of hours is equal to 3.5, which means she has to watch EXACTLY 3.5 hours. Of course she could watch 3.5 hours OR LESS. The "or less" part is why we use an inequality.

@Hi, yes if you copy someone else's work you are plagiarizing. Your teachers have message boards and lots of resources to help you, so there's no need to copy work.
Answered by 👤 Ryan
@CalCaMath

Yes, but some people need help with math no matter what. Some of the kids in this world are stuck on things. We need information about the answer and how to solve the problem. It's best to use the information you get from the answer and put it in your own sentence.
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