Question

Which inequality represents the potential number of points Keneth could have scored if Jayden scored 30 points and Jayden scored more than 2/3 of the points Keneth scored?

A) k > 45/2
B) k < 45/2
C) k > 45
D) k < 45

Answer 1

The potential number of points Keneth could have scored if Jayden scored 30 points and Jayden scored more than 2/3 of the points Keneth scored is represented by the inequality k > 45/2.

Step-by-step explanation:

To represent the potential number of points Keneth could have scored if Jayden scored 30 points and Jayden scored more than 2/3 of the points Keneth scored, we can use the inequality

k > 45/2

This inequality represents that Keneth's score, denoted by k, is greater than 45/2, which is equivalent to 22.5.

Therefore, option A) k > 45/2 represents the potential number of points Keneth could have scored.