Writing Inequalities
Solve & Check
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Write an inequality for "x is greater than 7"

x>7

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x+4>9

x>5

100

Graph x > 1

Open circle at 1, arrow to the right

100

You need at least 8 points to pass.

 p > 8

100

Write a senario for x < 25

x is less than 25; answers vary. 

200

Write an inequality for "a number n is at most 12."

n<12

200

m - 6 < 2

m < 8

200

Graph t < -2 

Closed dot at -2, arrow to the left

200

A roller coaster ride allows people less than 500 lbs to ride. 

 w < 500

200

When do you flip the sign in solving an inequality?

When multiplying or dividing by a negative number.

300

Write an inequality for "the quantity y is less than negative three."

y<-3

300

Solve 3x > 12. Is x = 5 a solution?

x > 12, Yes it is a solution.

300

Graph  x > 0 and STATE whether 0 is included

closed dot at 0 with arrow right; 0 is included

300

A taxi charges $3 plus $2 per mile, you have at most $15. Write an inequality and solve for how many miles you can go. 

 3 + 2m < 15, m < 6

300

Solve: 2x - 4 > 12

x > 8

400

Write an inequality for "twice a number is less than 10."

2x<10

400

Solve and Check: -2k > -8. Is k = 3 a solution?

k < 4, yes it is a solution

400

Write the inequality for the given graph: closed dot at 2 and arrow to the left. 

x < 2

400

Sarah needs fewer than 10 pages left to finish a book after reading a certain about of pages out of 250.  

250-r < 10;   -r < -240;   r > 240

400

What is a possible solution for -3 > x > 3?

Any number between (and including) -2 and 3.

500

Write an inequality describing "a number x is at least 5 more than 2."

x > 2+7 or x > 7

500

Solve p/-5 < 6 and give one integer solution. 

p > -30, solution varies. 

500

Graph -3 < n < 4

open circle at -3, closed dot at 4, line connecting the two

500

A raffle sells tickets at $4 each. The fundraiser needs more than $100. Write and solve an inequality to find how many tickets needs to be sold. 

4t > 100; t > 25

500

Dean Sam has already saved x dollars. If half of the amount she has saved is more than $10, how can this situation be written as an inequality?

x/2 > 10