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More "And" "Or" Inequalities

More "And" "Or" Inequalities

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Mathematics

8th - 10th Grade

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Medium

CCSS
6.EE.B.8, 8.EE.A.2, 8.EE.B.5

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Timothy Jackson

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10 Slides • 11 Questions

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More "And" "Or" Inequalities

Algebra I

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Warm-Up!

Answer the review questions on the next three slides before starting the lesson.

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Multiple Select

Which value(s) make the following equation true? Select all that apply.

 w2=121w^2=121  

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11

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60.5

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-11

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-60.5

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123

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Multiple Choice

Match the correct graph to the story below.


A plumber charges a fixed fee for coming to your house, then charges a fixed amount on top of this.


x = the time the job takes in hours


y = the total cost of the plumber's time in dollars

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Multiple Choice

Write as a trinomial

 (3x10)(x2)\left(3x-10\right)\left(x-2\right)  

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 3x216x+203x^2-16x+20  

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 3x16x+203x-16x+20  

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 3x212x203x^2-12x-20  

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 3x2+16x203x^2+16x-20  

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 5<x<4-5<x<4  

  •  5<x-5<x , which is equivalent to  x>5x>-5   

  •  x<4x<4  

  • This means that x is any value between -5 and 4, not including -5 or 4

  • The solution set is graphed to the right

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Multiple Choice

What does an open circle indicate when graphing an inequality?

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The value is an answer in the solution set.

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The value is not an answer in the solution set.

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Example 1: AND

 5<2x+1<4-5<2x+1<4  

  • Rewrite the inequality as a compound statement of inequality

  • Solve each inequality for x

  • Write the solution to the compound inequality

  • Graph the solution set on the number line

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Example 2: OR

 x+4<6x+4<6 OR x1>3x-1>3   

  • Solve each inequality for x

  • Write the solution of the compound inequality

  • Graph the solution set on the number line

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 x1>1x-1>-1  and  x+6<8x+6<8 

Through the next few slides, you will work through the inequality above, step-by-step.

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Multiple Choice

Solve the first inequality.

 x1>1x-1>-1  and x+6<8x+6<8  

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 x>2x>-2  

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 x  0x\ ≥\ 0  

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 x<0x<0  

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 x>0x>0  

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Multiple Choice

Solve the second inequality.

 x1>1x-1>-1  and x+6<8x+6<8  

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 x<14x<14  

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 x <48x\ <48  

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 x<2x<2  

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 x>0x>0  

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Multiple Choice

Write as a compound inequality.

 x1>1x-1>-1  and x+6<8x+6<8  

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 0<x<20<x<2  

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 2<x<02<x<0  

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 0  x<20\ ≤ x<2  

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 2<x<0-2<x<0  

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Multiple Choice

Graph the solution set.

 x1>1x-1>-1  and x+6<8x+6<8  

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 x1>1x-1>-1  and x+6<8x+6<8  

The image to the right shows how to solve the previous question in one picture.

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Example 3

 1  32x  10-1\ ≤ 3-2x\ ≤ 10  

  • Rewrite the inequality as a compound statement of inequality

  • Solve each inequality for x

  • Write the solution to the compound inequality

  • Graph the solution set on the number line

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Multiple Choice

When solving an inequality for its solution set, when do you flip the inequality symbol?

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Never

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When multiplying or dividng by a negative

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When adding or subtracting a negative

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When multiplying or dividing by any number

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Multiple Choice

 5x+1<05x+1<0  or  8  x58\ ≤\ x-5  

Solve the compound inequality for the solution set.

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 x<15x<-\frac{1}{5}  or  x  13x\ ≥ 13  

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 x<5x<-5  or x>13x>13  

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 x<15x<\frac{1}{5}  or x  13x\ ≥\ 13  

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 x>15x>-\frac{1}{5}  or x  13x\ ≤\ 13  

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Multiple Choice

 x2  4x-2\ ≤ 4  and  x2  4x-2\ ≥ 4  

Solve the compound inequality for the solution set.

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 x=6x=-6 

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 x=6x=6  

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 x  6x\ ≠\ 6  

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Example 4

 5x  21+2x5x\ ≤ 21+2x  or 3(x+1)  243\left(x+1\right)\ ≥ 24  

  • Rewrite the inequality as a compound statement of inequality

  • Solve each inequality for x

  • Write the solution to the compound inequality

  • Graph the solution set on the number line

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More "And" "Or" Inequalities

Algebra I

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