Solving/interpreting linear inequalities in one variable

greater than or equal to

• <

• >

• ≤

• ≥

• ≠

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Solve for B.

-B > -2

• B > 2

• B > -2

• B < 2

• B < -2

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t/2 ≤ -16

• t ≥ -8
• t ≤ -32
• t ≤ 8
• t ≥ 32

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Solve:
Charlie wants to buy a GoPro. He has $650 in his savings account. He also needs to buy a selfie stick for for the camera, which costs $80. How much can Charlie spend on the GoPro?

• g ≤ 570
• g ≥ 570
• g ≥ 730
• g ≤ 730

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SOLVE the inequality that represents the situation, on PAPER first. Then choose the correct answer.

The cost of 8 sandwiches is $16 or more, depending on what you order. How much is one sandwich?

Inequality: 8c ≥ 16

• c ≥ $8

• c ≥ $2

• c > $2

• c > $2

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p÷4 > -5

• -19
• -20
• -21
• None of the above

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less than

• <

• >

• ≤

• ≥

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What two steps would you perform to solve

 $2+\frac{x}{-3}>5$  

• Subtract 2, then multiply by 3. The inequality won't flip

• Add 2, then multiply by -3. The inequality flips

• Add 2, then multiply by 3. The inequality won't flip

• Subtract 2, then multiply by -3. The inequality flips

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What does this inequality sign mean >?

• less than

• greater than or equal to

• greater than

• less than or equal to

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