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100
A number is greater than 3
What is N > 3?
100
2x < 8
What is x < 4
100
M − 3 < 6
What is M < 9
100
When graphing x ≥ 3, this type of dot goes on the number line
What is closed dot
100
x/4 = 37
What is x = 148
200
A number is less than or equal to ten
What is N ≤ 10
200
12 > 6x
What is x < 2
200
3 + x < 6
What is x < 3
200
When graphing x < 3, this type of dot goes on the number line
What is open dot
200
35 = y - 16
What is y = 51
300
Two less than a number is less than nine
What is N – 2 < 9
300
x/3 ≤ 18
What is x ≤ 54
300
x − 9 ≤ 23
What is x ≤ 32
300
When graphing x < 3, shade this part of the number line
What is left of the 3
300
Use the distributive property to express the sum with the GCF factored out for this: 45x + 30
What is 5(9x + 6)
400
23 plus a number is less than 50
What is X + 23 < 50
400
x/15 ≥ 4
What is x ≥ 60
400
12 ≥ x − 4
What is x ≤ 16
400
When graphing x > 2, shade this part of the number line
What is right of the 2
400
An equivalent expression for: 8(2x - 4)
What is 16x - 32
500
The product of 6 and a number is greater than or equal to 12
What is 6n ≥ 12
500
(2/3) x > 1/4
What is x > 3/8
500
82 ≥ c + 76
What is c ≤ 6
500
When graphing 2 < y, shade this part of the number line
What is right of the two
500
Simplify by combining like terms: 3 + 15x + 7y - 11x + 6y + 2
What is 5 + 4x + 13y