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Solving Quadratic Inequalities Day 2

Solving Quadratic Inequalities Day 2

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Mathematics

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9th - 12th Grade

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CCSS
6.EE.B.8, 7.EE.B.4B

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2 Slides • 10 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Solve the quadratic inequality:

x2−14x+48>0x^2-14x+48>0  

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x<6 ,  x>8x<6\ ,\ \ x>8  

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6<x<86<x<8  

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−8<x<−6-8<x<-6  

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x<−8 ,  x>−6x<-8\ ,\ \ x>-6  

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Multiple Choice

Solve the quadratic inequality:

x2−13x+22≤0x^2-13x+22\le0  

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x≤−11 ,  x≥−2x\le-11\ ,\ \ x\ge-2  

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−11≤x≤−2-11\le x\le-2  

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2≤x≤112\le x\le11  

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x≥11 ,  x≤2x\ge11\ ,\ \ x\le2  

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Multiple Choice

Solve the quadratic inequality:

x2+9x+18<0x^2+9x+18<0  

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x<−6 ,  x>−3x<-6\ ,\ \ x>-3  

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−6<x<−3-6<x<-3  

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x<3 ,  x>6x<3\ ,\ \ x>6  

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3<x<63<x<6  

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Multiple Choice

Solve the quadratic inequality:

x2−4x−5≤0x^2-4x-5\le0  

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−1≤x≤5-1\le x\le5  

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−5≤x≤1-5\le x\le1  

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x≥5 ,  x≤−1x\ge5\ ,\ \ x\le-1  

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x≤−5 ,   x≥1x\le-5\ ,\ \ \ x\ge1  

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Multiple Choice

Solve the quadratic inequality:

x2+3x−28≥0x^2+3x-28\ge0  

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x≥4 ,  x≤−7x\ge4\ ,\ \ x\le-7  

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x≥7 ,  x≤−4x\ge7\ ,\ \ x\le-4  

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−4≤x≤7-4\le x\le7  

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−7≤x≤4-7\le x\le4  

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Multiple Choice

Level 1

Write an inequality for the statement:

You must be at least 48 inches tall to ride the bumper cars.

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h < 48

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h > 48

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h ≤ 48

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h ≥ 48

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following is the solution of the given Quadratic Inequality?

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5 < y < 12

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7 < y < 10

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8 < y < 9

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6 < y < 11

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following is the solution of the given Quadratic Inequality?

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x < -5 or x > -4

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x > -5 or x < -4

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x < 5 or x > 4

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x > 5 or x < 4

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Multiple Choice

Does the sign need to flip when solving?
8y < (-40)
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YES
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NO

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Multiple Choice

The room can hold a maximum of 400 people. If there are already 134 people there, how many more can come? Identify the inequality that represents this situation.

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x - 134 < 400

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x + 134 < 400

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x - 134 ≤ 400

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x + 134 ≤ 400

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