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Tougher Tougher InequalitiesInequalities
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Solving Solving Multi-StepMulti-Step EquationsEquations
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Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
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)6(26 ww
Solve the equation.
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)6(26 ww
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$200 $200 Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
89.110721.3 yy
Solve the equation.
$200 answer $200 answer Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
89.110721.3 yy
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$300 $300 Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
23312 bb
Solve the equation.
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23312 bb
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$400 $400 Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
43)8.0(3 xx
Solve the equation.
$400 answer $400 answer Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
43)8.0(3 xx
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$500 $500 Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
1092)43(3 xx
Solve the equation.
$500 answer $500 answer Solving Multi-Step EquationsSolving Multi-Step Equations
1092)43(3 xx
Basic InequalitiesBasic Inequalities
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$100$100
Graph the inequality on a number line.
q ≥ -3
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Graph the inequality on a number line.
q ≥ -3
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State whether the inequality is
true or false.
3n + 2 < 26 when n = 8
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$200 answer$200 answerBasic InequalitiesBasic Inequalities
State whether the inequality is
true or false.
3n + 2 < 26 when n = 8
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Write an inequality for this statement.
Eight times a number decreased by two is at most 15.
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$300 $300 answeranswerBasic InequalitiesBasic Inequalities
Write an inequality for this statement.
Eight times a number decreased by two is at most 15.
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$400$400
Solve and graph.
Basic InequalitiesBasic Inequalities
418 s
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418 s
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$500$500
Solve and graph.
Basic InequalitiesBasic Inequalities
24.0 y
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24.0 y
Tougher InequalitiesTougher Inequalities
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$100$100
Solve and graph.
2
15
2
1 d
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2
15
2
1 d
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$200$200
Solve and graph.
Tougher InequalitiesTougher Inequalities
2243 k
$200 answer$200 answerTougher InequalitiesTougher Inequalities
2243 k
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$300$300
Solve and graph.
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126214 x
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126214 x
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$400$400
Solve and graph.
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26365 gg
$400 answer$400 answerTougher InequalitiesTougher Inequalities
26365 gg
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$500$500
Solve and graph.
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Story ProblemsStory Problems
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Dante’s telephone company charges $10 per month plus $0.05 for every minute or part of a minute. Dante wants his monthly bill to be under $30. What is the greatest number of minutes he can
talk? Write and solve the inequality for this situation.
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Dante’s telephone company charges $10 per month plus $0.05 for every minute or part of a minute. Dante wants his monthly bill to be under $30. What is the greatest number of minutes he
can talk? Write and solve the inequality for this situation.
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$200$200 Story ProblemsStory Problems
One internet provider charges $19.95 a month plus $0.21 per minute, a second provider
charges $24.95 a month plus $0.16 per minute. For how many minutes is the cost of the plans
the same?
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One internet provider charges $19.95 a month plus $0.21 per minute, a second provider charges $24.95 a month plus $0.16 per minute. For how many minutes is the cost of the plans the same?
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Terrell drove to the mountains at an average of 60 miles per hour. His return
trip, by the same roads, averaged 40 miles per hour. His total driving time
was 12 hours. How far did he drive one way?
Story ProblemsStory Problems
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Terrell drove to the mountains at an average of 60 miles per hour. His return trip, by the same roads, averaged 40 miles per hour. His total driving time
was 12 hours. How far did he drive one way?
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Randy left town on his bicycle, traveling at an average of 18 miles per hour. Three hours later, his older brother,
Jimmy, went looking for Randy on his motorcycle. Jimmy traveled at an
average of 54 miles per hour. How long would it take Jimmy to catch Randy?
Story ProblemsStory Problems
$400$400 answeranswer Story ProblemsStory Problems
Randy left town on his bicycle, traveling at an average of 18 miles per hour. Three hours later, his older brother, Jimmy, went looking for Randy on his motorcycle. Jimmy traveled at
an average of 54 miles per hour. How long would it take Jimmy to catch Randy?
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Janet and Artie wanted to play tug of war. Artie pulls with 150 pounds of force while Janet pulls with 40 pounds of force. In order to make this a fair contest, Janet enlists the help of her friends Trudi, Sherrie, and Bridget who pull
with 30, 25, and 40 pounds respectively. Write and solve an inequality describing the minimum
amount Janet’s fourth friend, Tommy, must pull to beat Artie.
Story ProblemsStory Problems
$500$500 answeranswerStory ProblemsStory Problems
Janet and Artie wanted to play tug of war. Artie pulls with 150 pounds of force while Janet pulls with 40 pounds of force. In order
to make this a fair contest, Janet enlists the help of her friends Trudi, Sherrie, and Bridget who pull with 30, 25, and 40 pounds
respectively. Write and solve an inequality describing the minimum amount Janet’s fourth friend, Tommy, must pull to beat Artie.
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$100$100
Solve.
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Solve.
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Solve.
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