Expressions
Solving Equations
Solving Inequalities
True/False
Order of Operations
100

4 more than a number.

x + 4

or

4 + x

100

Solving Equations

Solve for x. 

x + 3 = 7

What is: 

x = 4

100

Solving Inequalities

Solve for c. 

c - 11 > 22

What is: 

c < 33

100

The identical inequality of x > 23 is 23 < x

True

100

6+8(3+7)

86

200

7 less than a number

x - 7

200

Solving Equations

Solve for x.

2x = 8

What is: 

x = 4

200

What are two possible solutions for x?

2x < 6

x: 0,1, 2

200

The identical inequality of 6 < m is 6 > m

False

200

12x9+25

133

300

Twice a number, x

2x

300

Solving Equations

Solve for x. 

9 + x = 15

What is: 

x = 6

300

Write an inequality

S is at most 55


s <= 55

300

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


False

300

7+92÷9

16

400

Half a number, x

x/2

400

Solve for v. 

9v = 27

v= 3

400

Write an Inequality 

Brianna, who is not yet 21 years old, is 2 years older than Lily.

x + 2 < 21

400

y > 72 is identical to 72 < y

True

400

32+2(8x2)

41

500

8 less than twice a number

2x - 8

500

Solve for r.

r/25 = 5

r = 125

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

500

Inequalities only have one solution, just like equations.

False. Inequalities have infinitely many solutions.

500

(28+8)÷6+1

7

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