Question

grade 6 unit 7 georgias k-12 mathematics standards b. write two inequality statements to compare the following: 1. the relationship between the pacific ocean and the atlantic ocean. 2. the relationship between the indian and the arctic ocean. 3. the relationship between the atlantic ocean and the indian ocean. 4. the relationship between the pacific ocean and the arctic ocean. 2. the captain of a fishing vessel is standing on the deck at 23 feet above sea level. he holds up a rope that is tied to his fishing net that is below him underwater at a depth of 38 feet. a. draw a diagram to show the location of the captain, the rope, and the fishing net. b. label your diagram with the following: -38, 0, 23, |-38|, and |23|.

Explanation:

Part b (Inequality Statements for Oceans, Taking Ocean Sizes as Known: Pacific > Atlantic > Indian > Arctic)

1. Pacific and Atlantic Ocean

Step1: Recall Ocean Sizes

Pacific Ocean size (in area/volume) > Atlantic Ocean size. Let \( P \) = Pacific, \( A \) = Atlantic.

Step2: Write Inequalities

First inequality: \( P > A \) (Pacific is larger than Atlantic). Second inequality: \( A < P \) (Atlantic is smaller than Pacific).

Step1: Recall Ocean Sizes

Indian Ocean size > Arctic Ocean size. Let \( I \) = Indian, \( Ar \) = Arctic.

Step2: Write Inequalities

First inequality: \( I > Ar \). Second inequality: \( Ar < I \).

Step1: Recall Ocean Sizes

Atlantic Ocean size > Indian Ocean size. Let \( A \) = Atlantic, \( I \) = Indian.

Step2: Write Inequalities

First inequality: \( A > I \). Second inequality: \( I < A \).

Answer:

\( \text{Pacific Ocean} > \text{Atlantic Ocean} \) and \( \text{Atlantic Ocean} < \text{Pacific Ocean} \)

2. Indian and Arctic Ocean