
Review:Writing and Solving Linear Equations and Inequalities
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Catherine Hanley
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Writing and Solving Linear Equations and Inequalities Review
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The inequality signs:
greater than
less than
greater than or equal to
less than or equal to
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Word problems have key words that indicate which sign is necessary for the inequality
For example...
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Guided Example
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "maximum"
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Maximum includes the number and anything less than the number
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "at most"
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"At most" includes the number and anything less than it
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "at least"
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"At least" includes the numbers and any greater than it
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "no more than"
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"No more than" includes the number and all less than the number
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "no less than"
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"No less than" includes the number and all those greater than it
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "minimum"
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Minimum allows for the number and all those greater than it
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "more than"
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"More than" does not include the number - only those greater than the number
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Multiple Choice
Which inequality sign represents should be used in word problems with the key word "below"
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"Below" does not include the number - only those less than the number
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In order to write the inequality you must find key words to determine:
which inequality sign is needed
the rate of change (is multiplied by x)
the one time or beginning value (positive or negative)
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Try Now Problems
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Multiple Choice
Amahl sells candy bars for a band fundraiser that cost $1.50 per candy bar. She purchased 4 boxes at $50 each.
What expression represents the amount of money she collects for the fundraiser?
50x
1.50x
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The amount of money collected is the cost of bars times the number of bars
1.50⋅x
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Multiple Choice
Amahl sells candy bars for a band fundraiser that cost $1.50 per candy bar. She purchased 4 boxes at $50 each.
What represents the total cost of the 4 boxes she purchased for the fundraiser?
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4 boxes at $50 costs a total of $200
4 x $50 = $200
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Multiple Choice
Amahl sells candy bars for a band fundraiser that cost $1.50 per candy bar. She purchased 4 boxes at $50 each.
Profit = Money Collected - Cost
Which expression represents the profit in the scernario above?
1.50x - 200
1.50x - 50
1.50x + 200
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Amahl sells candy bars for a band fundraiser that cost $1.50 per candy bar. She purchased 4 boxes at $50 each.
Profit = Money Collected - Cost
Profit = 1.50x - 200
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Multiple Choice
Amahl sells candy bars for a band fundraiser that cost $1.50 per candy bar. She purchased 4 boxes at $50 each.
If Amahl needs to make at least $400, then how many candy bars must she sell?
Which inequality represents this scenario?
1.50x - 200 < 400
1.50x - 200 > 400
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"At least" means you need > 400 with that profit expression
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Multiple Select
Amahl sells candy bars for a band fundraiser that cost $1.50 per candy bar. She purchased 4 boxes at $50 each.
Amahl needs to make at least $400
Check all answers below that would leave Amahl with at least $400
382 bars
398 bars
400 bars
404 bars
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Two possible ways to answer this question:
#1 Solve the inequality and see if the choice is within the solution set
#2 Test each choice in the inequality to see if it holds true (this is known as guess and check)
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Try Now
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Multiple Choice
The dance committee hired a DJ for the fall dance. The DJ charges $125 per hour in addition to $55 for an assistant.
The committee wants to keep the total cost no more than $600. Which inequality represents the maximum amount of hours the DJ will play at the dance?
125x + 55 ≤ 600
125x + 55 < 600
125x + 55 > 600
125x + 55 > 600
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Fill in the Blank
The dance committee hired a DJ for the fall dance. The DJ charges $125 per hour in addition to $55 for an assistant.
The committee wants to keep the total cost no more than $600. How many hours can the DJ be at the party?
125x + 55 ≤ 600
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125x + 55 ≤ 600
125x ≤ 545
x ≤ 4.36
So there is enough for 4 hours
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Fill in the Blank
Ty and Jay go to block island for the day and decide to rent mopeds to get around the island. The mopeds can be rented for $50 a day plus an additional $2 for each mile driven.
This can be represented by y = 2x + 50
How much would it cost Jay if he rented a moped for a day and drove 12 miles?
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Substitute 12 into the x of y = 2x + 50 since x represents miles
y = 2(12) + 50 = 24 + 50 = 74
So it costs $74
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