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Inequalities Practice

Inequalities Practice

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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6.NS.B.3, 6.EE.B.8, 7.EE.B.4B

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43 Slides • 43 Questions

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Inequalities Practice

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Fill in the Blanks

What is the inequality symbol used in question 1?

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Multiple Choice

What is the first step to solving 3m + 12 < −2.1 ?

1

add 3 to both sides

2

subtract 3 from both sides

3

add 12 to both sides

4

subtract 12 from both sides

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Multiple Choice

What is the new inequality on number 1?

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3m < -14.1

2

3m > -14.1

3

3m < -9.9

4

3m > -9.9

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Multiple Choice

What is the next step to solve 3m < - 14.1

1

add 3 to both sides

2

subtract 3 from both sides

3

multiply 3 on both sides

4

divide 3 from both sides

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Multiple Choice

Which answer choice matches your answer for -14.1 ÷ 3?

1

m < -4.7

2

m > -4.7

3

m < 4.7

4

m > 4.7

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Multiple Choice

On question 2 on your paper, look at the inequality 3(4r + 2) > 30. What is the first step to getting the r by itself?

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subtract 2 from both sides

2

divide 3 from both sides

3

subtract 3 from both sides

4

divide by 4 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

After dividing 3 on both sides, what is the new inequality?

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4r + 2 ≥ 10
2

4r+2 > 10

3

4r + 2 ≤ 10

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Multiple Choice

For your new inequality, 4r + 2 > 10, what is the next step to solve?

1

add 4 on both sides

2

divide 4 on both sides

3

add 2 on both sides

4

subtract 2 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

After subtracting 2 from both sides, what is the new inequality?

1

4r ≥ 8

2

4r ≥ 12

3

4r + 4 ≥ 8

4

4r ≥ 2.5

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Multiple Choice

What is the next step to solve 4r ≥ 8?

1

Add 4 on both sides

2

Subtract 4 on both sides

3

Multiply 4 on both sides

4

Divide 4 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

What is the inequality after you divide 4 on both sides?

1

r ≥ 2

2

r > 2

3

r ≥ - 2

4

r ≤ 2

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Multiple Choice

Look at the inequality -4s + 6 ≥ -30 on question 2. What is the first step?

1

Add 4 to both sides

2

Subtract 4 on both sides

3

Add 6 to both sides

4

Subtract 6 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

What is the new inequality after you subtract 6 on both sides?

1

-4s ≤ -36

2

-4s ≥ -36

3

-4s ≤ -24

4

-4s ≥ -24

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Multiple Choice

What is the next step to solve -4s ≥ -36

1

Add -4 to both sides

2

Multiply -4 to both sides

3

Subtract -4 on both sides

4

Divide -4 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

Does the sign flip or stay the same?

1

Flip

2

Stay the same

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Multiple Choice

What is -36 ÷ (-4)?

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9

2

-9

3

-40

4

-32

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Multiple Choice

What solutions do these inequalities have in common?

1

any number greater than or equal to 2

2

any number greater than or equal to 9

3

any number between 2 and 9

4

no solutions in common

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Multiple Choice

After reading question 3, what is the total amount spent?

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$11

2

$2.50

3

$18

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Multiple Choice

What is the amount you know was spent?

1

movie ticket

2

bag of popcorn

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Multiple Choice

What math operation are you going to use with 18 and 11?

1

add

2

subtract

3

multiply

4

divide

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Fill in the Blanks

What is 18-11?

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

What is the one amount you haven't used yet on number 3?

1

total

2

movie ticket

3

popcorn

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Multiple Choice

What operation should you use with 7 and 2.50?

1

add

2

subtract

3

multiply

4

divide

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Multiple Choice

What is 7 ÷ 2.50?

1

2.8

2

9.50

3

5.50

4

3

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Multiple Choice

Which graph on number 3 best matches the answer you got?

1

A

2

1B

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C

4

D

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Multiple Choice

What is the total from problem 4?

1

40,000

2

20

3

50

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Fill in the Blanks

How many suitcases are in problem number 4?

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Fill in the Blanks

How much does 1 suitcase weigh in problem 4?

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

If one suitcase weighs 50 pounds, what operation can I use to find the weight of 20 suitcases?

1

Add

2

Subtract

3

Multiply

4

Divide

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Multiple Choice

What math operation are you going to use with the ADDITIONAL suitcases?

1

add

2

subtract

3

multiply

4

divide

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Multiple Choice

Do you know how many new suitcases will be in the airplane?

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No, I need a variable x

2

Yes, 20

3

No, skip it

4

Yes, 50

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Multiple Choice

What is the number that will go in front of the x ?

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50 pounds ( for the weight of the suitcase)

2

40,000 (total weight)

3

20 (suitcases already on the plane)

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Multiple Choice

What inequality symbol do the words at most represent

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<

2

>

3

≤

4

≥

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Multiple Choice

What is the next step for the inequality on number 4?

1

Mulitply 50 and 20

2

add 50 to both sides

3

divide 50 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

What is the next step for 1000+50x≤40,0001000+50x\le40,000

1

add 1000 on both sides

2

subtract 1000 on both sides

3

multiply 50 on both sides

4

divide 50 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

What is the new inequality after subtracting 1000 on both sides?

1

50x ≥ 39,000

2

50x ≤ 39,000

3

50x ≥ 41,000

4

50x ≤ 41,000

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Multiple Choice

What is the next step for 50x ≤ 39,000?

1

add 50 on both sides

2

subtract 50 on both sides

3

multiply 50 on both sides

4

divide 50 on both sides

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Multiple Choice

What is the answer once you have divided 50 on both sides?

1

x ≤ 780

no more than 780

2

x ≥ 780

no less than 780

3

x > 780

more than 780

4

x < 780

less than 780

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Multiple Choice

On question 5, what is the total area of the pig pen?

1

50

2

4

3

The problem does not say

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Multiple Choice

On question 5, how much space does 1 pig need?

1

50

2

4

3

The problem doe not say

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Multiple Choice

On question 5, what operation do you need to use with the 50 and the 4 to figure out how many pigs can fit in the pen?

1

add

2

subtract

3

multiply

4

divide

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Multiple Choice

On question number 5, what is 50 ÷ 4?

1

46

2

12.5

3

16

4

54

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Multiple Choice

On question 5, how many pigs can go in the pig pen?

1

at least 12

2

no more than 12

3

at least 13

4

no more than 13

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