Independent Practice Write an inequality for each constraint or condition. (Examples 1-3) 1. Swim practice will be no more than 35 laps. 2. Kevin ran for less than 5 miles. 3. The occupancy of the room must be less than 437 people.

Swim practice can be represented by the inequality \( x \leq 35 \), where \( x \) is the number of laps swum. This ensures that the number of laps doesn’t exceed the maximum limit set for practice. Kevin's running distance can be expressed as \( y < 5 \), where \( y \) represents the miles he ran. This indicates that he ran a distance that is under the 5-mile mark. For the occupancy of the room, we can write \( z < 437 \), where \( z \) symbolizes the number of people in the room. This inequality shows that the number of occupants must stay below the 437-person limit to comply with safety regulations.