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Mr. Brown is splitting his students into groups to give presentations about novels they read. He wants each group to have 44 students. There are fewer than 2424 students in class today, so Mr. Brown can't make as many full groups as he had planned.\newlineLet xx represent how many full groups Mr. Brown can make. Which inequality describes the problem?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 4x > 24\newline(B) 4x < 24\newlineSolve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.\newlineMr. Brown can make fewer than ____ full groups.

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Q. Mr. Brown is splitting his students into groups to give presentations about novels they read. He wants each group to have 44 students. There are fewer than 2424 students in class today, so Mr. Brown can't make as many full groups as he had planned.\newlineLet xx represent how many full groups Mr. Brown can make. Which inequality describes the problem?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 4x>244x > 24\newline(B) 4x<244x < 24\newlineSolve the inequality. Then, complete the sentence to describe the solution.\newlineMr. Brown can make fewer than ____ full groups.
  1. Define Number of Groups: Let xx be the number of full groups Mr. Brown can make, each group has 44 students. So, the total number of students in full groups is represented by 4x4x. Since there are fewer than 2424 students, the inequality that fits is 4x < 24.
  2. Solve the Inequality: To find how many full groups Mr. Brown can make, solve the inequality 4x < 24. Divide both sides by 44 to isolate xx: \newline\frac{4x}{4} < \frac{24}{4},\newlinex < 6.

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