Question

The table shows a gym class's average results for boys and
girls participating in the long jump. Susan could jump no
farther than 4 inches more than the average distance for
females. Let j represent the distance that Susan could jump.
Write an inequality to represent the situation.
How far could Susan jump?

Answer 1

Susan can jump at most 104 in during the long jump

Inequality

Inequality is an expression that show the non equal comparison of two or more variables and numbers.

From the table, the average result for females = 8ft 4in  = (8 * 12)in + 4in = 100 in

Since Susan could jump no farther than 4 inches more than the average distance for females, hence:

j ≤ 4 + 100

j ≤ 104 in

Susan can jump at most 104 in during the long jump

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