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Chapter 7 Retake

Chapter 7 Retake

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Mathematics

8th Grade

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Multiple Choice

When multiplying or dividing by a negative number, we always flip the directions of the inequality symbol.

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True

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False

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Math Response

Solve:

5+4x<335+-4x<33

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Math Response

Solve:

6x+5>7-6x+5>-7

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Multiple Choice

Which graph represents the solution to the previous inequality, t < 2?

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Multiple Choice

Use the video as a guide to help you solve the following problem:

Jennifer has already earned $45 mowing lawns. She earns $15 per lawn. She needs at least $125 for a new string trimmer. Write and solve an inequality to determine how many more lawns she will need to mow to have at least $125.

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She will need to mow at least 6 more lawns.

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She will need to mow no more than 6 more lawns.

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She will need to mow at least 5 more lawns.

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She will need to mow no more than 5 more lawns.

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Multiple Choice

Use the video to help guide you in solving the following problem:

Jamie goes tot he grocery store to buy chicken and a bag of frozen green beans. The store sells chicken for $4 per pound and a bag of green beans for $2. Jamie want to spend less than $22 at the store and creates the inequality given to determine how many pounds of chicken, x, he can buy.

4x+2<224x+2<22

Which graph shows all the possible amounts of chicken he can buy?

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Multiple Choice

Use the video to help guide you in solving the following problem:

Each student in Ms. Thompson's class is decorating a t-shirt for a school program. There are 25 students in Ms. Thompson's class. She already has 3 shirts. She will buy shirts in packages of 6 and she cannot buy part of a package.

What is the minimum number of whole packages of shirts Ms. Thompson needs to buy?

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Multiple Choice

Use the video to help guide you in solving the following problem:

As a salesperson, you are paid $50 every week plus $3 per sale. This week you want to make at least $100. Write and solve an inequality for the number of sales you need to make and describe the solution.

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3x+501003x+50\ge100
x1623x\ge16\frac{2}{3}

I must make 17 or more sales.

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3x+501003x+50\le100

x1623x\le16\frac{2}{3}

I must make 16 or fewer sales.

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3x+50>1003x+50>100

x>1623x>16\frac{2}{3}

I must make more than 17 sales.

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3x+50<1003x+50<100

x<1623x<16\frac{2}{3}

I must make less than 16 sales.

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Multiple Choice

Jimmy performs at a fair. He earns $100 plus $3 for every ticket sold. He wants to earn more than $450. Which inequality can be used to find the number of tickets, t, that need to be sold for Jimmy to earn more than $450?

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13t+100>450\frac{1}{3}t+100>450

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13t+450>100\frac{1}{3}t+450>100

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3t+100>4503t+100>450

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3t+450>1003t+450>100

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Multiple Choice

You have a $100 gift card to Giant Eagle. You have $85 worth of groceries in your cart. Bottles of Gatorade cost $2.29 each. Which inequality represents the maximum number of bottles of Gatorade, g, you can purchase using your gift card?

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2.29g+851002.29g+85\ge100

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2.29g+851002.29g+85\le100

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85g+2.2910085g+2.29\ge100

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85g+2.2910085g+2.29\le100

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