Naomi walks her dog, Pixie, twice a day. She takes Pixie for a 30-minute walk in the morning and a quick walk at night before bed. Pixie's nighttime walk is shorter than her morning walk.Let 𝓁 represent the length, in minutes, of Pixie's nighttime walk. Which inequality models the story?𝓁>30𝓁≥30𝓁<30𝓁≤30

Laura needs to make a long skirt for her role in the school play. She doesn't want to trip over the hem, so Laura plans to make it at most 31.25 inches long.Let 𝓁 represent the length, in inches, Laura's skirt might be. Which inequality models the

Hansen's parents put limits on his screen time. He can spend no more than 45 minutes on his tablet each day.Let t represent the amount of time, in minutes, that Hansen can spend on his tablet each day. Which inequality models the story?t>45t≥45t<45t≤45

Jessica is training for the Gaston Sprinter Race. Yesterday, she ran a kilometre in 5.5 minutes. She wants to beat her time, so today Jessica plans to run a kilometre faster than she did yesterday.Let m represent the time, in minutes, Jessica plans to take to run her next kilometre. Which inequality models the story?

Emily bicycles her way to school everyday. If the equation 𝑑(𝑡)=2.5𝑡 represents the distance in meters in t seconds, then how far is she from her home after 150 seconds?

On the way to her babysitting job, Mary rode her bike for the first mile. She stopped at a traffic light and waited a few minutes for the traffic light to turn green. She then walked her bike across the street and up a short steep hill. Finally, she rode the bike at a constant speed for one more mile. If Mary created a graph of her time and distance, which statement describes the part of her graph that would show no change in distance? Mary used her bike to ride the first mile. Mary stopped and waited for the traffic light to turn green. Mary walked her bike across the avenue and up a short hill. Mary rode her bike at a constant speed for one mile.