A horizontal scale ranges from 0 to 6 in increments of 1. Dmitri is plotted at 2 and Letitia is plotted at 5.
What inequality describes the number of Letitia’s cousins relative to the number of Dmitri’s cousins? Who has more cousins? Use the number line to see the relative positions of the two numbers of cousins modeled.
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5 < 2. Letitia has more cousins.
5 is less than 2 . Letitia has more cousins.
5 < 2. Dmitri has more cousins.
5 is less than 2 . Dmitri has more cousins.
5 > 2. Letitia has more cousins.
5 is greater than 2 . Letitia has more cousins.
5 > 2. Dmitri has more cousins.
5 is greater than 2 . Dmitri has more cousins.
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Given the plotted positions where Dmitri is at 2 and Letitia is at 5, we can determine the relationship between the number of their cousins.
The inequality that describes the number of Letitia’s cousins relative to the number of Dmitri’s cousins is:
5 > 2. Letitia has more cousins.
Thus, the correct response is: 5 > 2. Letitia has more cousins.
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