Team Uniform (Write an inequality to represent a real-life situation where the value of a variable is part of a set)

Jaden needs to order T-shirts for his football team with a budget of $200. The video explains how to calculate the total cost of T-shirts using a variable for price and how to represent this as an inequality. It evaluates three brands to see which fits the budget, demonstrating substitution and inequality verification. The lesson concludes with a summary of writing inequalities for real-life situations.

How many players are in Jaden's football team?

• 25

• 30

• 20

• 15

What is the cost per shirt from Cotton Factory?

• $8

• $10

• $11

• $9

Which inequality represents Jaden's budget constraint for buying T-shirts?

• 20t > 200

• 20t < 200

• 20t ≥ 200

• 20t ≤ 200

Can Jaden buy T-shirts from T-shirts for Less without exceeding his budget?

• Yes, because the total cost is $160

• No, because the total cost is $180

• No, because the total cost is $220

• Yes, because the total cost is $200

Why can't Jaden buy T-shirts from King of Soft?

• The total cost is $200, which is over budget

• The total cost is $160, which is over budget

• The total cost is $220, which is over budget

• The total cost is $180, which is over budget