Third Grade Math Practice Rounding, Inequalities and Multiples - Free Printable

Actually, this image is not a problem to solve — it is the answer key for an inequalities worksheet titled “INEQUALITIES SHEET 3:2”.

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✔ What This Image Shows:

- It’s labeled “ANSWERS” at the top.
- It lists 40 math problems (numbered 1–40), each comparing two expressions using inequality symbols: `<`, `>`, or `=`.
- The correct symbol is already filled in (in red) for each problem.

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📌 Example Breakdown:

Let’s look at a few to understand how the answers were determined:

#### Problem 1: `20 + 4 < 25`
→ 20 + 4 = 24 → 24 < 25 → ✔️ Correct

#### Problem 3: `10 + 5 = 15`
→ 10 + 5 = 15 → 15 = 15 → ✔️ Correct

#### Problem 8: `5 + 3 > 7`
→ 5 + 3 = 8 → 8 > 7 → ✔️ Correct

#### Problem 22: `9 > 20 - 12`
→ 20 - 12 = 8 → 9 > 8 → ✔️ Correct

#### Problem 25: `3 x 5 < 17`
→ 3 × 5 = 15 → 15 < 17 → ✔️ Correct

#### Problem 38: `3 = 12 ÷ 4`
→ 12 ÷ 4 = 3 → 3 = 3 → ✔️ Correct

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🧠 How to Use This Sheet:

This is meant to be used after students complete the original worksheet (without answers). They can check their work by comparing their answers to this key.

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❗ Important Note:

You asked to “solve the problem,” but since this is an answer sheet, there’s no unsolved problem here. If you want to *practice*, you can cover the red symbols and try to fill them in yourself — then check against this key!

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💡 Tip for Learning:

To master inequalities:
1. Calculate both sides of the expression.
2. Compare the results numerically.
3. Choose the correct symbol:
- `<` if left side is smaller
- `>` if left side is larger
- `=` if both sides are equal

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✔ So, in summary:
> This image is the solution key — all 40 problems are already solved correctly. No further solving is needed.

If you’d like, I can generate a similar worksheet *for you to solve* — just let me know!