Question 1: Find the greatest whole number less than 50.

Answer: 49

Question 2: Determine the smallest whole number greater than 127.

Answer: 128

Question 3: Calculate the upper bound for the set of whole numbers {23, 45, 67, 89}.

Answer: 89

Question 1: If a student scores 78, 82, 89, and 90 on four tests, what is the lower bound of their scores?

Answer: 78

Question 2: A company's production outputs are 315, 420, 389, and 375 units. What is the upper bound of their production?

Answer: 420

Question 3: A prize is awarded for the highest whole number less than 150. What is the value of the upper bound?

Answer: 149

Question 4: Construct a set of whole numbers where the lower bound is 10 and the upper bound is 25.

Answer: Any set with minimum 10 and maximum 25, e.g., {10, 15, 20, 25}

Question 1: A car travels between 60 km/h and 80 km/h depending on conditions. What is the lower bound of its speed?

Answer: 60

Question 2: A bakery produces between 150 and 200 loaves of bread daily. What is the upper bound of their production?

Answer: 200

Question 1: Construct a set of whole numbers where the lower bound is 5 and the upper bound is 50, with at least five elements.

Answer: Any set e.g., {5, 15, 25, 35, 50}

Question 2: Explain why 0 is the lower bound for the set of all non-negative whole numbers.

Answer: Because the set of non-negative whole numbers starts at 0 and includes all numbers greater than or equal to 0.

Question 1: Find the upper bound of the set {12, 17, 19, 21}.

Answer: 21

Question 2: Identify the lower bound of the set of whole numbers from 5 to 15 inclusive.

Answer: 5

Question 1: A student says the lower bound of {8, 12, 15} is 15. Identify the mistake and provide the correct answer.

Answer: The lower bound is 8, not 15.