Quiz about Writing and Graphing Inequalities

Question 1

Write the following sentence as an inequality:

Twelve is greater than or equal to five times a number n.

Accepted Answer

$$12\ge5n$$

Answer

$$12>5n$$

Answer

$$12\le5n$$

Answer

$$12\ge n$$

Question 2

Write the following sentence as an inequality:

Seven is less than or equal to the difference of a number q and 6.

Accepted Answer

$$7\le q-6$$

Answer

$$7\le q+6$$

Answer

$$7\ge q-6$$

Answer

$$7\le q\div6$$

Question 3

Write the following sentence as an inequality:

The sum of a number u and 14 is more than 6.

Accepted Answer

$$u+14>6$$

Answer

$$u+14\ge6$$

Answer

$$u\ge6\ +\ 14$$

Answer

$$u+14<6$$

Question 4

Which inequality best matches the given graph?

Accepted Answer

$$x<-1$$

Answer

$$x<1$$

Answer

$$x>1$$

Answer

$$x\le-1$$

Question 5

Which inequality best matches the given graph?

Accepted Answer

$$x\le1$$

Answer

$$x>1$$

Answer

$$x\le-1$$

Answer

$$x<1$$

Question 6

Taylor and Ryan are arguing about this inequality's solution set. Ryan says that the number 2 would be a part of the solution set, while Taylor says it can't be. Who is right?

Accepted Answer

Ryan

Answer

Taylor

Answer

Not enough information

Question 7

Lily and Caleb are in disagreement about this inequality's solution set. Lily says that the number 5 would be a part of the solution set, while Caleb says it isn't be. Who is right?

Accepted Answer

Lily

Answer

Caleb

Answer

Not enough information

Question 8

Lucy and Summer are in a tiff about this inequality's solution set. Lucy says that the number -7 would be a part of the solution set, while Summer says no. Who is right?

Accepted Answer

Summer

Answer

Lucy

Answer

Not enough information

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