

Inequality Lesson
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Mathematics
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6th - 9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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4 Slides • 21 Questions
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Inequalities test review
Tomorrow (Friday, May 7th), we have a test. Here is what we need to know.

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Multiple Choice
Which of these statements is true?
Cual de esas declaraciones es cierta?
An equation has only one solution; an inequality has a set of solutions.
Una ecuación tiene una sola solución; una desigualdad tiene un conjunto de soluciones.
An inequality has only one solution, an equation has a set of solutions
Una conjunto tiene una sola solución; una desigualdad tiene un ecuación de soluciones.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these has ONLY ONE solution?
¿Cuál de estos tiene SOLO UNA solución?
X+5.4>8
41(x−5)=13
3x - 5.9 < 9.6
21x−19≥24
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Multiple Choice
Which of these operations would you use to solve 3x=15?
¿Cuál de estas operaciones usarías para resolver 3x = 15?
Add 3 to both sides
Suma 3 a ambos lados
Subtract 3 from both sides
Resta 3 de ambos lados
Multiply both sides by 3
Multiplica ambos lados por 3
Divide both sides by 3
Divide ambos lados por 3
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Multiple Choice
Clare jogs exactly 20 miles in a week. Which of these represents the number of miles she runs in a week?
Clare corre exactamente 20 millas en una semana. ¿Cuál de estos representa la cantidad de millas que corre en una semana?
x=20
x=20
x>20
x<20
x≥20
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Multiple Choice
Clare jogs more than 20 miles in a week. Which of these represents the number of miles she runs in a week?
Clare corre mas de 20 millas en una semana. ¿Cuál de estos representa la cantidad de millas que corre en una semana?
x=20
x=20
x>20
x<20
x≥20
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Multiple Choice
Clare jogs no more than than 20 miles in a week. Which of these represents the number of miles she runs in a week?
Clare corre no mas de 20 millas en una semana. ¿Cuál de estos representa la cantidad de millas que corre en una semana?
x=20
x≤20
x>20
x<20
x≥20
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Multiple Choice
Clare jogs at least than 20 miles in a week. Which of these represents the number of miles she runs in a week?
Clare corre al menos de 20 millas en una semana. ¿Cuál de estos representa la cantidad de millas que corre en una semana?
x=20
x≤20
x>20
x<20
x≥20
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Joseph runs 2 21 miles on Monday. After that, he runs the same 1 31 miles every morning. His goal is to run at least 6 miles each day.
2 21 miles: ONE TIME, every Monday
1 31 miles: RECURRING, every morning after that
6 miles: Total
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Multiple Choice
Joseph runs 2 21 miles on Monday. After that, he runs the same 1 31 miles every morning.
Which of the expressions is correct?
2 21x + 1 31
1 31x + 2 21
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Multiple Choice
Joseph runs 2 21 miles on Monday. After that, he runs the same 1 31 miles every morning.
If we wants to run exactly 6 miles in a week, which of these would we use?
1 31x + 2 21 =6
1 31x + 2 21>6
1 31x + 2 21 < 6
1 31x + 2 21≥6
1 31x + 2 21≤6
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Multiple Choice
Joseph runs 2 21 miles on Monday. After that, he runs the same 1 31 miles every morning.
If we wants to run at least 6 miles in a week, which of these would we use?
1 31x + 2 21 =6
1 31x + 2 21>6
1 31x + 2 21 < 6
1 31x + 2 21≥6
1 31x + 2 21≤6
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Joseph runs 2 21 miles on Monday. After that, he runs the same 1 31 miles every morning. His goal is to run at least 6 miles each day.
1 31x + 2 21≥6
FIRST: subtract 2 21 from both sides
SECOND: divide both sides by 1 31
IF you need a calculator, use http://desmos.com/scientific
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Multiple Choice
1 31x + 2 21≥6
What should we do first?
Add 2 21 to both sides
Subtract 2 2 1from both sides
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Multiple Choice
1 31x + 2 21−2 21≥6−2 21
What does that give us?
1 31x + 5≥8 21
1 31x≥3 21
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Open Ended
1 31x≥4 21 Using http://desmos.com/scientific, divide both sides by 1 31 What do we get?
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When we divide 4 21 by 1 31 , we get 3 83 or 3.375
In the context of this problem: Joseph must run at least 4 days in order to run more than 6 miles in total.
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Multiple Choice
Janie ordered box lunches for a student advisory committee meeting. Each lunch costs $4.25. The total cost of the lunches is $53.75, including a $7 delivery fee.
Which of these is a one-time fee?
$4.25
$53.75
$7
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Multiple Choice
Janie ordered box lunches for a student advisory committee meeting. Each lunch costs $4.25. The total cost of the lunches is $53.75, including a $7 delivery fee.
Which of these is a recurring fee?
$4.25
$53.75
$7
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Multiple Choice
Janie ordered box lunches for a student advisory committee meeting. Each lunch costs $4.25. The total cost of the lunches is $53.75, including a $7 delivery fee.
Which of these is the total?
$4.25
$53.75
$7
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Multiple Choice
Janie ordered box lunches for a student advisory committee meeting. Each lunch costs $4.25. The total cost of the lunches is $53.75, including a $7 delivery fee.
Which of these is the correct equation?
4.25 + 7x = 53.75
4.25x + 7 = 53.75
4.25x + 53.75=7
53.75x+7=4.25
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Open Ended
4.25x + 7 = 53.75.
How many lunches did Jamie buy?
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Multiple Choice
Just for fun: In 1982, Nintendo was sued by Universal Pictures because Universal thought that Donkey Kong was stolen from which of these famous movie monsters?
Godzilla
King Kong
Rodan
Freddy Krueger
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Multiple Choice
Just for fun: In 1997, the Simpsons revealed that Homer Simpson's face was a cross between which two things?
A fish and a lemon
A fish and a lightbulb
A lightbulb and a dog
A gorilla and a banana
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Multiple Choice
What was the first video game where Luigi was not just "Green Mario", but was actually taller than Mario, ran faster, and jumped higher?
Luigi's Mansion
Mario & Luigi
Super Smash Bros
Super Mario Bros 2 (USA)
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