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Module 3 Mid Module Assessment Review

Module 3 Mid Module Assessment Review

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Module 3 Mid Module Assessment Review

By Nicole Dombrow

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Multiple Choice

Which image is an example of an acute angle?

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Which image is an example of an obtuse angle?

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Multiple Choice

Which image is an example of a straight angle?

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Multiple Choice

Which image is an example of a right angle?

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Which of the following angle pairs are adjacent? (Choose ALL that apply)

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True or False. Angles 1 and 3 are adjacent angles.

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True

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False

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True or False. Angles 2 and 3 are adjacent angles.

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True

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False

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True or False. Angles 7 and 8 are adjacent angles.

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True

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False

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Which of the following angle pairs are vertical angles?

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1\angle1 and 2\angle2

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2\angle2 and 4\angle4

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2\angle2 and 3\angle3

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3\angle3 and 4\angle4

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Multiple Choice

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Which angle has the same measure as  2\angle2 ?

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1\angle1  

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3\angle3  

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4\angle4  

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Equations Vocabulary

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Term

  • a constant, variable or coefficients with a constant; usually separated by addition or subtraction

  • example: -3x + 5 - 2x3

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PERIMETER

  • The length of the boundary of a closed figure is called its perimeter

  • To find perimeter of a polygon, its perimeter will be the sum of all sides of the figure.

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Multiple Choice

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Find the perimeter of the following figure

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9 cm

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8 cm

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10 cm

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Multiple Choice

How many terms are in the following expression? 2x+53y2x+5-3y

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Variable

  • a symbol used to represent an unknown value (usually a letter)

  • example: a, x, etc.

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Multiple Choice

How many variables do you see in the expression below? 2x+3y5+6z2x+3y-5+6z  

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3

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7

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Constant

  • a number that stands alone; usually added or subtracted

  • example: 3x + 7 (seven is the constant)

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are considered constants in the expression below? Check all that apply. 4x+27y+754x+2-7y+7-5  

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4

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-7

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7

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-5

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Coefficient

  • the number in front of a variable that means to multiply

  • example: 3x (three is the coefficient)

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Multiple Select

What are the coefficients in the expressions below? Check all that apply. 2x+6+4z+3-2x+6+4z+3  

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-2

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6

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Expression

  • a mathematical statement that does not have an equal sign

  • example: 5x + 3

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an expression?

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2x + 5 = 10

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4 = 2x - 1

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2x - 5

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1.5x + 7 = 12

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Multiple Choice

An expression has an equals sign.

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True

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False

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Equation

  • a mathematical statement that does have an equal sign

  • example: 3x + 5 = 8

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Multiple Select

Check every mathematical statement that is considered an equation.

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7x + 7 = 21

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1.75x + 6

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24x - 4

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3x + 4 = 19

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following has an equals sign?

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Equation

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Expression

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Solving equations

  • use inverse operations to isolate the variable

  • keep the equation balanced by performing the same operation on both sides of the equals sign

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following inverse operations is incorrect?

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inverse of addition is subtraction

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inverse of multiplication is division

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inverse of division is squaring

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inverse of multiplication is division

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3 = z + 6

  • subtract 6 from both sides

  • z = -3

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r - ( -2 ) = -15

  • rewrite as addition

  • r + 2 = -15

  • subtract 2 from both sides

  • r = -17

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Multiple Choice

How do we solve f - 12 = -4

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add -12 to both sides

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subtract 12 from both sides

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add 12 to both sides

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add 4 to both sides

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-16 = -4p

  • divide both sides by -4

  • p = 4

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k/3 = -30

  • multiply both sides by 3

  • k = -90

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Multiple Choice

How do we solve -2k = -100?

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multiply by 2 on both sides

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divide by 2 on both sides

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add 100 to both sides

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divide by -2 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

7 + g = 11

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g = 4

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g = -4

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g = 18

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g = -18

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Multiple Choice

z/4 = -8

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z = -32

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z = 32

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z = 2

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z = -2

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Operations

  • addition, subtraction, multiplication and division

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Like Terms

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Multiple Choice

Which terms can be combined in the following expression? 3y+2x7y+6z23y+2x-7y+6z-2

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3y and 2x

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-7y and 6z

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3y and -7y

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2x and -2

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Combining Like Terms

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Multiple Choice

Simplify the following algebraic expression by combining like terms. 4h+3f+3h2f4h+3f+3h-2f  

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7h + f

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7h + 5f

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8h

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8f

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INEQUALITY

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GREATER THAN

  • is greater than

  • is more than

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LESS THAN

  • is less than

  • is fewer than

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GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO

  • is greater than or equal to

  • is at least

  • is no less than

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LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO

  • is less than or equal to

  • is at most

  • is no more than

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Multiple Choice

WHICH SIGN GOES WITH THE PHRASE?

There are fewer than 50 people allowed in this area.

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<<

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\le

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\ge

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Multiple Choice

WHICH SIGN GOES WITH THE PHRASE?

I need at least 30 orders to meet my qouta.

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\le

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\ge

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Multiple Choice

WHICH SIGN GOES WITH THE PHRASE?

I see more than a dozen seagulls.

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<<

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\le

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\ge

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Multiple Choice

WHICH SIGN GOES WITH THE PHRASE?

I can spend no more than $20 at the store.

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<<

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\le

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\ge

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SOLUTION OF AN INEQUALITY

  • a value that makes an inequality true

  • an inequality can have more than one solution

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SOLUTION SET

  • the set of all solutions of an inequality

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Multiple Select

CHOOSE ALL VALUES OF X THAT ARE A SOLUTION OF THE INEQUALITY.

X<5X<-5  

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-25

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0

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-8

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-4

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-10

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GRAPH OF AN INEQUALITY

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WHICH INEQUALITY IS REPRESENTED BY THE GRAPH?

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X < 1X\ <\ 1

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X  1X\ \le\ 1

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X > 1X\ >\ 1

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X  1X\ \ge\ 1

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Multiple Choice

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WHICH INEQUALITY IS REPRESENTED BY THE GRAPH?

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X < 2X\ <\ 2  

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X  2X\ \ge\ 2  

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X > 2X\ >\ 2  

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X  2X\ \le\ 2  

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SOLVING INEQUALITIES

  • You solve inequalities in much the same way you solve equations

  • isolate the variable

  • use INVERSE OPERATIONS

  • keep your INEQUALITY balanced by doing the same operations on both sides of the INEQUALITY sign

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Multiple Choice

x + 5 > 7
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x > -2
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x > 2
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x > 12
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x > -12

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Multiple Choice

r - 14 ≥ 17
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r ≥ 3
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r ≥ -31
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r ≥ 31
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r ≥ -3

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Multiple Choice

24 ≤ h + 15
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h ≥ -9
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h ≥ 9
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h ≤ 9
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h ≤ 39

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Multiple Choice

y - 13 ≤ -15
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y ≤ 2
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y ≤ -2
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y ≤ 28
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y ≤ -28

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Multiple Choice

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Solve

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z≤1

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z>9

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z≤9

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z<9

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Multiple Choice

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Solve 
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a≤1
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a≤25
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a>1
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a<25

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Multiple Choice

7n > 49
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n > 7
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n < 7
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n > 343
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n < 343

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Multiple Choice

Solve the inequality
12 ≥ 6w
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w > 2
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w < 2
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w ≥ 2
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w ≤ 2

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Poll

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Here's the exception! When you multiply or divide both sides of the inequality by a negative number, you must flip/reverse the inequality sign!

Got it! Just like in the video!

Hmmm, I hope I remember. Feeling shaky!

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Multiple Choice

Solve

-8x < 48

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x < -6

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x > -6

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x < 6

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x > 6

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Multiple Choice

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Solve for x.

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Multiple Choice

Now, let's graph the solutions! Remember, open dot if the boundary IS NOT a solution (< or >) and a closed dot if the boundary IS a solution (< or >).

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Got it!

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I hope I can remember!

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Multiple Choice

Solve and graph the solution

x - 41 > 22

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Multiple Choice

Solve and graph the solution:

-11x > 99

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Multiple Choice

Solve and graph the solution:

45p > 315

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Multiple Choice

Solve and graph the solutions.

30 + n ≥ 50

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Multiple Choice

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Solve and graph the solution.

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By Nicole Dombrow

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