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Kwame must earn more than 16 stars per day to get a prize from the classroom treasure box.
Write an inequality that describes
S, the number of stars Kwame must earn per day to get a prize from the classroom treasure box.

Kwame must earn more than $16$ stars per day to get a prize from the classroom treasure box. $\newline$ Write an inequality that describes $S$ , the number of stars Kwame must earn per day to get a prize from the classroom treasure box.

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Write exponential functions: word problems

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Q. Kwame must earn more than

16

stars per day to get a prize from the classroom treasure box.

\newline

Write an inequality that describes

S

, the number of stars Kwame must earn per day to get a prize from the classroom treasure box.

Translate Information: To write an inequality that describes the number of stars Kwame must earn per day to get a prize, we need to translate the given information into a mathematical statement. The problem states that Kwame must earn ＂more than $16$ stars per day＂ to get a prize.
Identify Inequality: The phrase ＂more than $16$ stars per day＂ suggests that the number of stars Kwame earns, which we will call $S$ , must be greater than $16$ . Therefore, the inequality we are looking for will have $S$ on one side and $16$ on the other, with a greater than sign in between.
Write Inequality: The correct inequality to represent this situation is $S > 16$ . This inequality states that $S$ , the number of stars Kwame must earn per day, must be greater than $16$ in order for him to get a prize from the classroom treasure box.

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