One-Step Equations
Graphing Inequalities
Solving Inequalities
True/false statements
Random Facts
100

Solving Equations

Solve for x.

2x = 8

What is:

x = 4

100

If a number is NOT included in the solution set, do we use an open or closed circle on our graph? 

open circle

100

Solving Inequalities

Solve for c. 

c - 11 > 22

What is: 

c > 33

100

Is the statement true or false?

2X > 6

x=5 is part of the solution set.

True

100

The inverse operation of addition

What is 

"Subtraction" 

200

Solve the equation 

X + 4 = 88

What is:

X = 84

200

Name 3 numbers that are part of the solution set to: 

x<2

Any integer, fraction, or decimal less than 2. 

Example: 0, -7, 1/2, -2.5, 1

200

 Solve the inequality

2x < 4

X < 2

200

Is the statement true or false?

2K + 30 = 10

K = 40

False

200

For the phrase "at least", we use this inequality symbol

"greater than or equal to"

300

solve the equation


z/30 = 70

z = 2,100

300

Draw a graph for the inequality: 

8<p

open circle on 8 

arrow pointing to the right

300

Write an inequality

S is at most 55

s <= 55

300

We use a closed circle to represent the inequalities < and > ?


False

300

What is 25% of 200?

What is: 

50

400

solve the equation


4x = 14

What is:

x = 3.5

400

Write and graph an inequality to represent the solution set: 

a number is at most -2

x less than or equal to -2

closed circle on -2, arrow pointing left.

400

Write an Inequality 


j is less than 8

j < 8


400

Inequalities only have one solution, just like equations.

False. Inequalities have infinitely many solutions. 

400

For the phrase "At most" we use this inequality symbol

"Less than or equal to"

500

Solve the Equation:

f - 9 = 58

What is:

f = 67

500
Write and graph an inequality to represent the solution set:


$20 is the minimum you can pay for dinner. 

20<d or d>20

open circle on 20, arrow pointing to the right.

500

Modeling and Solving Inequalities

Create an inequality to represent the scenario and solve the inequality

Julie earns $7 for each car she washes. This week, she wants to save more than $56. How many cars must she wash?  

What is: 

 7c > 56

c>8

Julie must wash more than 8 cars.

500

Given c + 4 > 14

We use the inverse operation of subtraction to solve the inequality.

TRUE

500

Difference between an equation and an expression.

Equations have "=" and expressions do not

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