Use the Language of Algebra · Exercise 66

Elevation In Colorado there are more than $50$ mountains with an elevation of over $14,000\text{feet}.$ The table shows the ten tallest. Use this table to fill in the appropriate inequality symbol.
$$\begin{array}{cc}\text{Mountain}& \text{Elevation}\\ \text{Mt. Elbert}& \text{14},\text{433}\prime \\ \text{Mt. Massive}& \text{14},\text{421}\prime \\ \text{Mt. Harvard}& \text{14},\text{420}\prime \\ \text{Blanca Peak}& \text{14},\text{345}\prime \\ \text{La Plata Peak}& \text{14},\text{336}\prime \\ \text{Uncompahgre Peak}& \text{14},\text{309}\prime \\ \text{Crestone Peak}& \text{14},\text{294}\prime \\ \text{Mt. Lincoln}& \text{14},\text{286}\prime \\ \text{Grays Peak}& \text{14},\text{270}\prime \\ \text{Mt. Antero}& \text{14},\text{269}\prime \end{array}$$

ⓐ Elevation of La Plata Peak____Elevation of Mt. Antero
ⓑ Elevation of Blanca Peak____Elevation of Mt. Elbert
ⓒ Elevation of Gray’s Peak____Elevation of Mt. Lincoln
ⓓ Elevation of Mt. Massive____Elevation of Crestone Peak
ⓔ Elevation of Mt. Harvard____Elevation of Uncompahgre Peak

This exercise has fill-in blanks from its source book and no answer key.

OpenStax, Prealgebra 2e · §2.1 Use the Language of Algebra · Exercise 66