Graphing Inequalities
One Step Equations
Name that Inequality
Graphing Ordered Pairs
Combine like terms
100
Does this inequality require a closed or open dot when graphing the solution set on a number line?
X > 10
closed
100
3n = 21
n = 7
100
The cost of a pizza, c, will be at least $8.00
c > $8.00
100
In the ordered pair (3, 4) which number is the
x-coordinate?
3
100
Simplify: 4a + 2a + 3
6a + 3
200
Does this inequality require a closed or open dot when graphing the solution set on a number line?
m < 76
open
200
r - 14 = 10
r = 24
200
The length of a piece of wire, w, is longer than 18 1/2 feet
w > 18 1/2
200
Which quadrant would the point (-4, -1) be located?
III
200
Simplify: 10b + 3c - 4b
6b + 3c
300
Does this inequality require a closed or open dot when graphing the solution set on a number line?
r > 100
closed
300
s/4 = 11
s = 44
300
The number of students (s) is at most 25.
s < 25
300
What is the name of the point (0,0)?
origin
300
x2 + 3x2 - 8x + 2
4x2 - 8x + 2
400
Graph the following on a number line
z > 6.9
Arrow right, circle closed
400
p + 34.4 = 64.4
p = 30
400
Zoey's age, z, is greater than 11
Z > 11
400
Name the ordered pair for the point shown:
(-3, 1)
400
Simplify: 5(x + 3) + 4x
9x + 15
500
Graph the inequality on a number line
n > 4 1/2
arrow right, open circle
500
2x + 4 = 16
x = 6
500
The height of the picture, h, is shorter than 8.5 inches
h < 8.5
500
Imagine a rectangle with points (1, 5), (1, 1), (-4, 5), and (__ , __) Fill in the missing ordered pair to complete the rectangle.
(-4, 1)
500
x(x + 3) - 2
x2 + 3x -2