

A7_Topic 2: Equations and Inequalities Review Q1
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Janice Aronovitz
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A7_Topic 2
Equations and Inequalities Review

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Understanding Word Problems- Understand the Relationship
A lot of word problems describe certain type of relationships.
For example:
Part + Part =Whole
Starting Amount -Deduction =Final Amount
Once you understand the relationship, you can substitute values to write an equation.
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Multiple Choice
The total cost of 10 doughnuts and 12 cookies at a bakery is $23.90. The cost of each cookie is $0.95.
10x = 22
10x + 12(0.95) = 23.90
10x =13.90 = 23.90
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Example: The total cost of 10 doughnuts and 12 cookies at a bakery is $20. The cost of each cookie is $1.00.
Cost of Doughnuts + Cost of Cookies =Total Cost
10d+12c=$20
10d+12(1)=20
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Multiple Choice
New example: The total cost of 10 doughnuts and 12 cookies at a bakery is $23.90. The cost of each cookie is $0.95. Which equation represents the situation and how much is 1 doughnut?
10x = 23.90 x=$2.90
10x + 12(0.95) = 23.90 x=$1.25
10x =11.40= 23.90 x=$1.40
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Understanding Word Problems- Understand the Relationship
You are making a model out of wood. You cut 2 pieces of wood that measure 4 1/3 inches each from a piece that is 24 inches long.
This is a part + part + part =whole relationship.
Two of the parts are exactly the same. So you can rewrite it as: 2(parts) + 1 part= whole.
Now that you understand the relationship, you can substitute values to write an equation.
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Multiple Choice
You are making a model out of wood. You cut 2 pieces of wood that measure 4 1/3 inches each from a piece that is 24 inches long. Which equation DOES NOT REPRESENT the situation?
4 31+2x =24
2(4 31) + x =24
8 32+x= 24
24 − 8 32= x
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Multiple Choice
You are making a model out of wood. You cut 2 pieces of wood that measure 4 1/3 inches each from a piece that is 24 inches long. How long is the third piece of wood?
8 32
15 31
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Multiple Choice
While on a vacation you want to rent a bike. There is a initial $3 rental fee plus $1.50 for each hour. You can spend $24. How many hours can you rent the bike? Would you represent this with an equation or an inequality?
Equation
Inequality
Neither
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Multiple Choice
While on a vacation you want to rent a bike. There is a initial $3 rental fee plus $1.50 for each hour. You can spend $24. How many hours can you rent the bike?
Which statment represents this relationship?
3+1.50x=24
3+1.50x > 24
3+1.50x ≤ 24
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Multiple Select
While on a vacation you want to rent a bike. There is a initial $3 rental fee plus $1.50 for each hour. You can spend $24. How many hours can you rent the bike?
Select all that apply.
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10
5
1
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Understand the Relationship
The soccer team needs to raise at least $1,000 to attend a tournament The team raised $400 already and there are 3 months remaining until the tournament. Write an inequality statement that can be used to determine the dollar amount the team will need to raise during the remaining months?
This relationship is:
part + part >/= whole
starting amt. + #of months ($ amt. earned per month) >/=Total Raised
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Multiple Choice
The soccer team needs to raise at least $1,000 to attend a tournament The team$400 and there are 3 months remaining until the tournament.
Would the team be ok with earning more than $1,000?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
The soccer team needs to raise at least $1,000 to attend a tournament The team$400 and there are 3 months remaining until the tournament.
Which inequality represents this situation?
400+3x < 1,000
400+3x ≥1,000
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Multiple Choice
400+3x ≥1,000
Solve the inequality. Select the choice that describes the steps and provides the correct solution.
First, undo subtraction by adding 400 to both sides. Then undo divsion by multiplying both sides by 3. x≥500
x≥200 First undo addition by SUBTRACTING 400 from each side. Then undo the multiplication by DIVIDING each side by 3.
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Using Distributive Property
Sometimes you will need to use grouping symbols to represent a situation.
When solving, you may have to distribute to simplify the expression.
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Multiple Choice
A baker starts with 24 eggs. She makes 5 cakes. She has 9 eggs left over. Let x= the number of eggs used for each cake. Which equation would you use to find the number of eggs used per cake?
5x + 9 = 24
9x + 5 = 24
4(x + 9) = 24
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Apply What You Know
FInding the area of a trapezoid is a good example of solving an eqaution that invloves distributing.
Area = 21(base 1 + base 2)height
TIP: You can use Associative Property to rewrite and simplfy before distributing.
21(h)(b1+b2) =Area
Multiply 1/2 and h before distributing.
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Multiple Choice
21(4+b2)6=42
A trapezoid has one base of 4 inches, a height of 6 inches, and an area of 42 square inches. The equation below can be used to determine
b2, the length in inches of the second base of the trapezoid.
Select an equivalent equation.
2+b2(6)=42
12+3(b2)=42
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More Formulas
Area of a square: side*side or
A=s2Area of a rectangle: length * width (height) or A=lw
Perimeter of a rectangle: 2l+2w
Perimeter of a square: 4s
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Multiple Choice
21(4+b)6=42
21(6)(4+b)=42
3(4+b)=4212 +3b=42
Find the meaure of b.
b=18
b=10
b=6
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Graphing Inequalities
Inequalites represent a range of correct soultions so we can graph the solution as a ray on a numberline.
When the circle is closed/ filled, then the solution includes that point.
If the circle is open/ not filled, then the solution does not include that point.
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Multiple Choice
x≤99 Which graph represents the following inequality:
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Multiple Choice
x≤131 Which graph represents the following inequality:
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Solving Inequalities
First, simplfy by distributing and combining like terms as needed. Try to simplfy so that you have a 2-Step Inequality. Examples: Ax+B<C or A +BX>C
Second, make a plan to isolate the variable to one side. Determine if you have to change the direction of the inequality symbol.
Undo Addition or Subtraction by doing the opposite.
Undo Multiplication or Division by doing the opposite.
Check your inequality to make sure it makes sense.
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Multiple Choice
8.5x ≥76.5
Solve the inequality.
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68
85
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Multiple Choice
10+20x≤20
What is the first step to solve this inequality?
Add 10 to both sides.
Subtract 10 from both sides.
Multiply both sides by 10.
Divide both sides by 10.
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Multiple Choice
10+20x≤20
What is the second step to solve this inequality?
Add 10 to both sides.
Subtract 10 from both sides.
Multiply both sides by 10.
Divide both sides by 10.
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To Flip the Symbol or Not?
The inequality symbol will have to be flipped if when using inverse operations, both sides of the inequality are multiplied or divided by a negative.
Tip: If the variable term is negative, then you will have to divide or multiply both sides by a negative.
Remember to capture the negative sign; subtracting is the same as adding the opposite.
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Multiple Choice
−2x + 20 ≥100
Do you need to flip the sign after you solve so that you have a true statement?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
400 + 4n ≥750
Do you need to flip the sign after you solve so that you have a true statement?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
15 + −5x <45
Do you need to flip the sign after you solve so that you have a true statement?
Yes
No
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