Inequalities: Addition and Subtraction

The packing store charges $5.00 extra for every package that is over 12 lbs. Shania's box already weighs 5.5 lbs. Write an inequality to show the weight she can still add.

• w ≤ 6.5

• w < 6.5

• w ≤ 17.5

• w > 6.5

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Match the inequality to the picture given.

• x ≥ 2

• x < 2

• x > 2

• x ≤ 2

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Write the inequality for the graph up above.

• s ≤ 2

• s > 2

• s < 2

• s ≥ 2

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What is the inequality that would be represented by the picture above?

• p > 5

• p < 5

• p ≥ 5

• p ≤ 5

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The Mustangs need to hold their opponents to no more than 75 points to break the school read for the least amount of points given up in a season. The first half they gave up 42 points. Write an inequality the represents the amount of points they can give up while still breaking the record.

• p ≤ 26

• p ≤ 117

• p ≤ 33

• p < 33

What inequality is represented by the graph?

• x < 4

• x < 6

• x ≤ 4

• x > 4

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Jackson wants to make at least $150 this weekend so that he can buy some new baseball cleats. If he earned $77.50 on Saturday, write an inequality to find the amount of cash he must make on Sunday.

• m ≥ $72.50

• m > 72.50

• m ≥ 77.50

• m > 112.50

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Mason's budget for his fishing trip is at most $250. He spent $35 on food, and $112 on lodging. Write and solve an inequality that shows the amount of money left in his trip's budget.

• b < 103

• b ≥ 173

• b ≤ 103

• b > 121

What is the inequality that would match the number line?

• j ≤ -1

• j < -1

• j > -1

• j ≥ -1

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The Hanson's are on a family trip and are low on gas. They have figured that they can go no more than 90 miles until they run out. If they have already went 12 miles, write and solve an inequality to show the amount of miles they can travel until they are on E.

• g > 102

• g > 78

• g ≤ 102

• g ≤ 78

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