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Lesson 5-4: Solve Inequalities Using Addition Or Subtraction

Lesson 5-4: Solve Inequalities Using Addition Or Subtraction

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Mathematics

7th - 9th Grade

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CCSS
6.EE.B.8, 7.EE.B.4B, 6.EE.B.7

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Lesson 5-4: Solve Inequalities Using Addition Or Subtraction

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What is an inequality?

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Open Ended

How do the Addition and Subtraction Properties of Inequality help us solve inequalities?

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Question #1

Select all that apply

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You use inverse operations

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You have to isolate the variable

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Inequalities have more than one solution

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Inequalities and Equations are solved completely differently.

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Poll

Question #2

Are the solutions the same?

Yes

No

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Open Ended

Question #2a

How are the solutions different?

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Fill in the Blank

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Multiple Select

Question #3
Select all that apply
Which of these inequalities will have a solution that is the same as the equation given to you?

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x - 23 > 191

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x - 23   \ge  191

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x < 214

4

 \ge   214

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Think about how to graph inequalities...

  • When do you use an open circle?

  • with < or >

  • When do you use a closed circle?

  • with  \le   or  \ge  

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Multiple Choice

Question #4a

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x > 8

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x > -2

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x > -8

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x > 2

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Multiple Choice

Question #4b

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x \le -2

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x \le 2

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x \le -8

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x \le 8

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Multiple Choice

Question #4c

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x < 2

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x < -2

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x < 1.5

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x < -1.5

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Fill in the Blank

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Multiple Choice

Question #5b

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s \le 98.5

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s \le 11.5

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s \le -98.5

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s \le -11.5

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Fill in the Blank

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

Question #6

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x < 2; open circle

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x < 2; closed circle

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x < -2; open circle

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x < -2; closed circle

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Multiple Choice

Question #7

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8; open circle

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8; closed circle

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16; open circle

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16; closed circle

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Multiple Choice

Question #8

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4; closed circle

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4; open circle

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24; closed circle

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24; open circle

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Fill in the Blank

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Multiple Choice

Question #9
 \le  

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9; closed circle

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9; open circle

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31; closed circle

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-31; closed circle

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Read #10

  • What does the word "maximum" mean?

  • We can go up to that number but now above it

  • What phrases could we use in math to mean that the amount does not "exceed the maximum"?

  • less than, no more than, fewer than,...

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Multiple Choice

Question #10

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Only 10 student

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More than 10 students

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At least 10 students

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No more than 10 students

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