
A1A_W6_Translating Inequalities
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Samantha Shain
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Translating Inequalities
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Key Words
Notice that it says “is” in front of each word.
“Is” and then “less than” represents the
inequality, not the operation of subtraction!
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Match
Match the following phrase with the correct symbol
≤
≥
<
>
at most
at least
is less than
is more than
at most
at least
is less than
is more than
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Multiple Choice
Which phrase represents this symbol?
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Multiple Choice
Which phrase represents this symbol?
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Multiple Choice
Which symbol means "less than"?
<
>
<
>
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Multiple Choice
Which symbol means "greater than"?
<
>
<
>
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Example #13:
“2 is less than a
number”
**Remember to
write it how you
read it!
2 < n
***If it had said “2 less than a number”, it would have
translated to “n - 2”. The “is” is important!
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Example #14:
“5 minus twice a
number is greater
than or equal to 10”
**Tip: Find the “is”!
5 - 2n > 10
*** Recall that “twice” means 2 times something!
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Example #15:
“4 less than a number
is less than 7”
x - 4 < 7
*** Recall that “less than” is a flip word when it
doesn’t have “is” in front of it.
**This is definitely
something they do
to confuse you!
Find the “is”!
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Example #16:
“6 times the sum of a
number and 3 is at most
24”
6(x + 3) < 24
**Many of the
inequality words
are opposite of
what you think!
Don’t see most and
think > necessarily.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
You must be at least 18 years old to join the military.
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Multiple Choice
The speed limit is 45 miles per hour.
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Multiple Choice
You need to be 52 inches tall to ride Steal Venom.
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Multiple Choice
You will need to sell at least 200 tickets for the dance.
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Multiple Choice
Sara has at most 5 pairs of shoes.
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Multiple Choice
The capacity of the elevator is 2000 pounds.
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Multiple Choice
Each person can have no more than 4 pieces of pizza.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
you must be a minimum of 48 inches to ride the roller coaster.
x > 48
x < 48
x ≤ 48
x ≥ 48
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
4 plus the product of 6 and n is less than 10
< 10
> 10
≠ 5
≥ 3
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Multiple Choice
5 less than the product of 7 and s is no more than 14
≤ 14
≥ 14
≠ 14
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Multiple Choice
Seven subtracted from n is greater than or equal to 18.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Math Response
If you receive 50 points for signing up for a rewards card and then earn 13 points for each visit to the theater. Write an inequality that shows how many visits you need to make if it takes 100 points to earn a free movie ticket, where x represents the number of visits.
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Multiple Choice
Mason needs to order new supplies for the restaurant he works at. The shop needs at least 300 forks, there are currently 175 forks, forks are sold online in sets of 20. Which inequality can be used to determine f, the minimum number of fork sets he needs to buy?
175+20f≥300
175+20f≤300
175+20f<300
175+20f>300
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