Question

Matt is climbing a mountain. When his elevation is higher than 16001600 meters, breathing is difficult for Matt. Write an inequality that describes hh, the elevation at which breathing is difficult for Matt.

Answer 1

Answer:

$h>1600$

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given that Matt is climbing a mountain. When his elevation is higher than 1600 meters, breathing is difficult for Matt.

We are asked to write an inequality that describes h, the elevation at which breathing is difficult for Matt.

We know when elevation (h) will be higher than 1600 meters Matt will face difficulty in breathing. We can represent this situation as:

$h>1600$

Therefore, inequality representing the elevation at which breathing is difficult for Matt will be $h>1600$.