Write a real-life word problem that can be solved using the system of inequalities below. Be sure to define the variables. x + 4y < 400 x + 6y > 400 Scoring Rubric Scoring Rubric Sample Responses: Two customers each bought the same table and some of the same chairs from a furniture store. The first customer bought 1 table and 4 chairs and spent less than $400. The second customer bought 1 table and 6 chairs and spent more than $400. What could be the price of each chair (y)? Kyle and Jasmine each bought tickets for a concert. Kyle bought 1 student ticket and 4 adult tickets and spent less than $400. Jasmine purchased 1 student ticket and 6 adult tickets and spent more than $400. What could be the price of the adult ticket (y)? Two head coaches bought shirts for their coaching staff. The first coach bought 1 head coach shirt and 4 assistant coach shirts and spent less than $400. The second coach bought 1 head coach shirt and 6 assistant coach shirts and spent more than $400. What could be the price of each assistant coach shirt (y)? Two customers each bought a surround sound system and new movies from an electronic store. The first customer bought the surround sound system and 4 new movies and spent less than $400. The second customer bought the surround sound system and 6 new movies and spent more than $400. What could be the price of each movie (y)? 2 Points The response indicates proficiency in creating real-life word problems that can be represented by given systems of inequalities. The response includes the definition of each variable. The student correctly completes the task. 1 Point The response indicates partial proficiency in creating real-life word problems that can be represented by given systems of inequalities. The student correctly completes the task but makes a minor error. Answers that give a word problem but do not involve a real-life situation receive 1 point. Answers that give a real-life word problem but do not include the definition of each variable receive 1 point. 0 Points The response indicates no proficiency in creating real-life word problems that can be represented by given systems of inequalities. The student shows no understanding of the concept or task. Answers that simply solve the system but do not give a word problem receive 0 points.