Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Zara, Sam, Shyla, and Ryan are playing a game with marbles. Match the statements with the number lines that represent their solutions.
Three times the number of marbles that
Zara has is more than 15. The number
of marbles Zara has is x.
Two times Ryan’s score is less than 12.
Ryan's score is x.
Two more than Shyla’s score is less than 9.
Shyla's score is x.
Sam needs more than 6 points to qualify
for the next level of the game. The
number of points Sam needs is x.

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