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100

three times a number x

3x

100

Solve for n. 

7n = 84

n = 12

100

h - 15 < 42

h < 57

100

Solve and graph the following inequality: 

x + 5 > 20

x > 15 

open circle on 15 with arrow pointing to the right

100

40 / 8 x 2 + 9

19

200

thirteen times a number is 39

13n = 39

200

Solve the equation:

 f/12 = 6

f = 72

200

Solve and graph this inequality: p + 15 < 40

p < 25 

Open circle on 25 with arrow pointing to the left

200

If the problem says "the maximum amount" ...what sign would you use?

less than or equal to

200

5 x 12 - 6 + 4

58

300

a number n added to 6

6 + n

300

Solve for z. 

14z = 182

z = 13

300

The phrase "at least" means to use which sign?

Greater than or equal to

300

Penny wants to spend at least $15 on a pair of jeans. She has saved $5 from her allowance. Find the amount of money m she has left to save for the jeans. Write your answer as an inequality.

m (greater than or equal to sign) $10

300

14 + 8 / 2 - 53

-35

400

a number k decreased by 78

k - 78

400

Martha is x years old now and will be twenty-three years old in eight years. Write AND solve an equation to represent this situation.

x + 8 = 23

x = 15

400

Solve and graph the following inequality: 

x + 15 > 27

x > 12 

open circle on 12 with arrow pointing to the right

400

Solve for x: 

x - 10.9 = 34.7

x = 45.6

400

64 / 8 - 5 - 13

-10

500

a number z split into 3 equal parts

z/3

500

A bird flies x miles and then continues 1,100 miles farther, covering a total distance of 2,700 miles. Write AND solve an equation to represent the situation.

x + 1100 = 2700

x = 1600

500

Write the inequality and graph the following situation:

Dave can run the race in 30 minutes or less

d (less than or equal to) 30

closed circle on 30 with arrow pointing to left

500

Tomorrow no more than 88 students will take a math test on expressions, equations, and inequalities.  

Write AND graph an inequality that represents the number of students who will take a test in math tomorrow and graph it on a number line.

s (less than or equal to sign) 88

A closed circle on at 88 with the arrow pointing to the left.

500

81 / 3 - 12 x 3 + 36 / 4

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