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6th Grade
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Sravya Kidambi
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6th Grade Topic 6 Review

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Solving Equations/Inequalities
The goal is to get the variable by itself on one side
Addition and subtraction cancel each other out
Multiplication and division cancel each other out
What you do to one side you MUST do to the other side
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Graphing Inequalities
> or < means you will use an open dot
≥or≤ means you will use a closed dot
Greater than (or equal to): arrow points to the right -->
Less than (or equal to): arrow points to the left <--
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Multiple Choice
Allison has $300 to rent a bounce house for her birthday party It costs $150 to rent for 2 hours and $50 for each additional hour. If the number of extra hours can be represented by
300≥150 +50h what value for h makes this true?3
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5
6
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Multiple Choice
10 +3 ≤4x−7 . What is the solution?
y≥20
y≥80
y≥27
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Multiple Choice
What value of x makes this true:
30 - x < 25
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5
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Multiple Choice
The school cafeteria has 100 cookies for sale. If each student has bought 2 cookies so far, which expression represents how many are left?
100s -2
(100-2)s
100-2s
2100s
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Multiple Choice
Leslie has 2 times as many candies as Ben. Ann has 3 more than Leslie. Which expression represents how many candies Ann has
2 + 3c
2c + 3
2 + c
3(c-2)
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Multiple Choice
A video store uses the equation y = 3 + 0.25x to charge for renting a movie for x number of days. How many days was a movie rented for if the total cost was $5?
8 days
2 days
4 days
7 days
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Multiple Choice
Tom refills his parakeet's water bowl 3 times a day. If he filled a total of 20 oz of water, which equation can be used to find how many oz he filled each time?
3(20)=w
3w = 20
20/3 = w
20w = 3
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Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
What value of x makes the following equation true?
5/6
6/5
3/10
10/3
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Multiple Choice
What would the graph for x > 5 look like?
Open dot on 5, arrow pointing left
Open dot on 5, arrow pointing right
Closed dot on 5, arrow pointing left
Closed dot on 5, arrow pointing right
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Multiple Choice
What would the graph for look like?
x≤3Open dot on 3, arrow pointing left
Open dot on 3, arrow pointing right
Closed dot on 3, arrow pointing left
Closed dot on 3, arrow pointing right
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Multiple Choice
Ron needs more than 50 signatures to run for class president. Which of the inequalities describes this?
x>50
x<50
x≥50
x≤50
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Multiple Choice
Donna has 2 coins in her collection. Every day she adds one more coin, represented by the table. Which equation describes the relationship between days and coins?
y = 2 + x
y = 2x
y = 3 + x
y = 3x
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