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Solving Equations & Inequalities

Solving Equations & Inequalities

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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Easy

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Mary A Melillo

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4 Slides • 20 Questions

1

Review of Solving Equations
  • To solve equations we must isolate the variable.

  • To isolate the variable we use inverse operations.

  • When solving equations with parentheses, you should distribute first. Then, use inverse operations.

  • Always combine like terms on the same side of the equal sign before using inverse operations.

2

Dropdown

The goal when solving equations is to isolate the ​​
.

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To isolate the variable, we must use ​
operations.

4

Fill in the Blanks

Solve the following equation.

−14+2x=−6-14+2x=-6  

x =

Type answer...

5

Multiple Choice

Solve the following equation.

28−4(3x+1)=028-4\left(3x+1\right)=0  

1

x = 0

2

x = 2

3

x = 6

4

x = -2

6

Fill in the Blanks

Solve the following equation.

−16−3x=5x+24-16-3x=5x+24  

x =

Type answer...

7

Multiple Choice

True or False.

To solve the equation below the first step could be to subtract 21x from both sides. 21x−30=14x+521x-30=14x+5  

1

True

2

False

8

Intro to Algebraic Inequalities

9

Match

Match the following inequalities with their written equivalent.

x ≤−2x\ \le-2  

x≥−2x\ge-2  

x<−2x<-2  

x>−2x>-2  

x is less than or equal to -2

x is greater than or equal to -2

x is less than -2

x is greater than -2

10

Multiple Choice

True or False.

-2 is a possible solution for x>−4x>-4  

1

True

2

False

11

Inequality Solutions

Inequality solutions can be represented on a number line.

Recall from previous year...

When shading > and < solutions,

leave the circle open.

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12

Dropdown

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Which inequality matches the number line below?



x ​
5

13

Multiple Select

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Which TWO of the following would we graph as OPEN circles?

1

x < 5

2

x < 5

3

x > 5

4

x > 5

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Multiple Select

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Which TWO of the following would we graph as CLOSED circles?

1

x < 12

2

x < 12

3

x > 12

4

x > 12

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following represents

x > 1



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1

A

2

B

3

C

4

D

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following represents

x < 4

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1

A

2

B

3

C

4

D

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following represents

x > 5

1

A

2

B

3

C

4

D

18

Draw

Graph the inequality X < -17

19

Solving Algebraic Inequalities
  • ​To solve inequalities, we will still use inverse operations.

  • The solution to an inequalities is considered a solution set.

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20

Multiple Choice

Solve the inequality.

2(b − 8) > 122\left(b\ -\ 8\right)\ >\ 12  

1

b > 20

2

b > 6

3

b > 14

4

b > 20

21

Multiple Choice

Solve the inequality.

b2<13\frac{b}{2}<13  

1

b<26b<26  

2

b≤26b\le26  

3

b>26b>26  

4

b≥26b\ge26  

22

Multiple Choice

Solve the inequality.

6+2h>306+2h>30  

1

h < 24

2

18 > h

3

h > 12

4

h < -12

23

Multiple Choice

Solve the inequality.

7b - 3 < 11

1

b < 2

2

84 > b

3

b > 2

4

b < 84

24

Open Ended

Give 1 possible solution for the inequality 9x −32 ≥139x\ -32\ \ge13  

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Review of Solving Equations
  • To solve equations we must isolate the variable.

  • To isolate the variable we use inverse operations.

  • When solving equations with parentheses, you should distribute first. Then, use inverse operations.

  • Always combine like terms on the same side of the equal sign before using inverse operations.

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