Unit 5 & 6 Review

Unit 5 & 6 Review

​This is your independent practice for our last math test that we will take IN CLASS on Thursday.

​Values from a Replacement Set

A replacement set is a list of choices.

It looks like this: {2, 3, 4, 5}

If it asks for a value, that means only one answer.

If it says which values, that means there is more than one answer.

Try each choice!

Subject | Subject

Multiple Choice

Which value from the replacement set is a solution to this inequality?

n + 8 $$\ge$$ 15

{4, 5, 6,7}

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

Multiple Select

Which values from the replacement set make up solutions for this inequality?

2n + 3 < 12

{3, 4, 5, 6}

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

​Solve Equations

To solve equations, isolate the variable. That means you want the variable to be on one side of the equation and everything else to be on the other side. To do this, you want to do the opposite (or inverse) operation to both sides. If you want to get rid of the +5, then you need -5 to both sides of the equation.
You can also write all the related equations and use the equation that isolates the variable.

Subject | Subject

Fill in the Blank

N + 4.3 = 25

You want N to be by itself on the left, so how do you get rid of the +4.3?

Subtract _____ from both sides.

.

Fill in the Blank

N + 4.3 = 25

Solve for n.

.

Fill in the Blank

4n = 20.8

You want n by itself on the left. How do you get rid of the x4?

You divide by ____ on both sides.

Fill in the Blank

4n = 20.8

Solve for n.

.

Inequalities

Multiple Choice

Which inequality matches this statement?

You need to do a minimum of 25 minutes of Freckle this week.

• n < 25

• n > 25

• n $$\le$$ 25

• n $$\ge$$ 25

Multiple Choice

Which inequality matches this statement?

You can earn up to 30 points on the Final Project.

• n < 30

• n > 30

• n $$\le$$ 30

• n $$\ge$$ 30

Multiple Choice

Which inequality matches this statement?

You must earn more than 79.9% to earn a B.

• n > 79.9

• n < 79.9

• n $$\ge$$ 79.9

• n $$\le$$ 79.9

Multiple Choice

Which inequality matches this statement?

Fewer than 5 people attend Office Hours weekly.

• n < 5

• n > 5

• n $$\le$$ 5

• n $$\ge$$ 5

Graphing Inequalities on a Number Line

FYI= you will be "drawing" on the next 2 slides.

Draw

Graph this inequality on the number line.

n < 3

Draw

Graph this inequality.

n $$\ge$$ 1

Grades

​Your in-class math test, on Wednesday, is your last grade for math.

Check all your grades. Is there anything you need to complete or redo?

​Score above 75% = Extra Credit