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100

Solve the inequality

r + 6 > 13

r > 7 


100

Solve the inequalities. State all values that make both inequalities true. 

5a > 10

j + 20 < 30

a > 2

j < 10

The values that are between 2 and 10 make both inequalities true

100

Solve the inequality

2x + 4 < 8

x < 2

100

Write and solve an inequality to answer this question:

Thomas has 50 arcade tokens. Each arcade game at RetroRama costs 4 tokens. How many games can Thomas play?

4t≤50

t≤12.5

Thomas can play 12 or fewer games. 

100

What is 70% of 300?

210

200

Solve the inequality

t – 3 ≤ 2

t ≤ 5

200

Solve the inequalities. State all values that make both inequalities true. 

–6k < 18

m – 16 < 60

k > -3


m < 76

The values that are between -3 and 76 make both inequalities true. 

200

Solve the inequality

3w – 10 ≥ –4

w ≥ 2

200

Write and solve an inequality to answer this question:

Kimberly has $120 to spend at the bookstore. She buys a hardcover book for $36 as well as some gift cards for her family and friends. Each gift card is $15. How many gift cards can she buy?

15g + 36 ≤ 120

g ≤ 5.6

Kimberly can buy up to 5 gift cards. 

200

What is 45% of 38?

17.1

300

Solve the inequality

28 ≤ 7n


 4 ≤ n  

or 

n ≥ 4

300

Solve the inequalities. State all values that make both inequalities true. 

(–1/2)a < 2

b + 6 < 9

a > –4

b < 3

The values that are between –4 and 3 make both inequalities true.

300

Solve the inequality

3 < 1.5 p – 9 

8 < p   or   p > 8

300

Write and solve an inequality to answer this question:

Kenneth has a budget of $720 for his college class. He buys a laptop for $330 and wants to use the rest to buy computer programs. Each program costs $60. How many programs can Kenneth purchase?

60p + 330 ≤ 720

p ≤ 6.5

Kenneth can buy 6 or fewer computer programs. 

300

65 is what percent of 250?

26%

400

Solve the inequality

-9f < 81

Then graph the solution set on a number line.

f > –9

400

Solve the inequalities. State all values that make both inequalities true. 

(1/4)c > 2

d + 3 < 1

c > 8

d < –2

No values make both inequalities true because there are no numbers greater than 8 and less than –2

400

Solve the inequality, then graph the solution set on a number line.

b/5 + 9 < 10

b < 5

400

Write and solve an inequality to answer this question:

Logan has a budget of $400 to have family pictures taken. There is a one-time fee of $38. Prints cost $25 per page. How many pages of prints can Logan order?

25p + 38 ≤ 400

p ≤ 14.48

Logan can order 14 or fewer pages of prints. 

400

72 is 80% of what number?

90

500

Solve the inequality

–0.4x < –0.8

Then graph the solution set on a number line.

x > 2

500

There are no values that make both of the inequalities x > 2 and x < 2 true. Change one or both of the inequalities so that there is at least one value that makes both inequalities true. 

(Multiple possible correct answers)

500

Solve the inequality, then graph the solution set on a number line.

(1/3)c – 2.5 ≥ 1/2

c ≥ 9

500

Write and solve an inequality to answer this question:

A farmer ties 4 bags on his mule. The mule can carry up to 200 lb and each bag ways 30 lb. How many more bags can the mule carry?

4(30) + 30b ≤ 200

or

120 + 30b ≤ 200

b ≤ 2.66...

The mule can carry up to 2 more bags. 

500

A guitar with a regular price of $450 is on sale at a 35% discount. What is the sale price of the guitar?

$292.50

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