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