Simple Logic?

Suppose Jack has money in his pocket. [br]Suppose Jill has money in her pocket. [br][br]If we [i]compare[/i] the amount of money Jack has with the amount of money Jill has, [b][color=#0000ff]list 3 possible conclusions could we make here (for only which one could be true). [/color][/b]

Suppose we know that Jack [i]does not [/i]have more money than Jill. [br][b][color=#0000ff][br]What 2 conclusions could we make here (for which only one would be true)? [/color][/b]

Suppose we know Jill [i]does not [/i]have less money than Jack. [br][b][color=#0000ff][br]What 2 conclusions could we make here (for which only one would be true)? [/color][/b]

Suppose [b][color=#0000ff]Jack has at most $24. [/color][/b][i]In your own words[/i], write 2 different sentences so that each expresses this same idea.

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Simple Logic?

For the problems generated below, some are easier to translate than others. For the ones that aren't so easy, take the time you need to translate and algebraically interpret what is being expressed.

Move each word phrase closest to the symbol you think it best represents. (Simply drag a word phrase close to the correct symbol.) For items for which you're unsure, use the app above to help you.

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