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To find the unit rate we need to divide the # of miles over the number of practices to get the # of miles ran in a single practice:
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2.25
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26 units
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im not sure if this will help but i counted the spaces and added the halves
First you need to isolate the variable so for #1 I would add 2t on both sides and add 3 on both sides. That makes the inequality -4t<-16. Then divide both sides by -4 to get t<4. This means that t is less than 4 so you need to draw an open circle on four on the number line and draw an arrow pointing to everything less than 4. ( If the inequality is equal to and less than/ greater than a # shade in the circle.)
