Choice 1: Word Problems with Inequalities

at most

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5 or more

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no less than

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no more than

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at least

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Organize these words/phrases into what they tell you about your inequality.

Groups:

(a) Starting / One-Time #

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(b) Pattern / Repeated #

,

(c) Inequality

,

(d) Variable

• less than

• already has

• How many minutes?

• starts with

• at least

• Delivery / service fee

• each

• no more than

• at most

• How much does each one cost?

• every

• How many hours?

• per

• at the beginning

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Jose has a rewards card for a movie theater.

• He receives 50 rewards points just for signing up.

• He earns 5 points for each movie he sees.

• He needs at least 85 points for a free movie ticket.

How many movies will Jose have to watch before he can get a free ticket?

Define the variable x:

• x = # of days

• x = # of movies

• x = cost of movies

• x = # of points

What does the following sentence tell you about your inequality?

• He receives 50 rewards points just for signing up.

• Starting / One-Time #

• Pattern / Repeated #

• Inequality

• Common Ratio

• Variable

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What does the following sentence tell you about your inequality?

• He needs at least 85 points for a free movie ticket.

• Starting / One-Time #

• Pattern / Repeated #

• Inequality

• Common Ratio

• Variable

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What does the following sentence tell you about your inequality?

• He earns 5 points for each movie he sees.

• Starting / One-Time #

• Pattern / Repeated #

• Inequality

• Common Ratio

• Variable

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