To represent the conditions based on the purification of air and water as well as the energy consumption, we'll set up the inequalities as follows:
1. **Condition based on the number of liters of air and water:**
- The filter purifies air at a rate of \(35\) liters per minute, so in \(A\) minutes, it purifies \(35A\) liters of air.
- The filter purifies water at a rate of \(25\) liters per minute, so in \(W\) minutes, it purifies \(25W\) liters of water.
- The total amount of air and water purified should be more than \(1000\) liters.
The inequality representing this condition is:
\[
35A + 25W > 1000
\]
2. **Condition based on the energy consumption:**
- The filter uses energy at a rate of \(0.8\) Joules per minute for air purification, so in \(A\) minutes, it uses \(0.8A\) Joules of energy.
- The filter uses energy at a rate of \(1.3\) Joules per minute for water purification, so in \(W\) minutes, it uses \(1.3W\) Joules of energy.
- The total energy used should be less than \(170\) Joules.
The inequality representing this condition is:
\[
0.8A + 1.3W < 170
\]
Thus, the two inequalities that represent the conditions are:
1. \(35A + 25W > 1000\)
2. \(0.8A + 1.3W < 170\)