When graphing inequalities, which symbols have an OPEN circle?
< Less Than
> Greater Than
Is the statement true
x > -3
x = -6
False
Write an inequality for: double a number is at least 10
2x>=10
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
3x < 12
x < 4
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
-11 ≥ 6-2x-5
x ≥ 6
When graphing inequalities, which inequality symbols have a CLOSED circle?
≤ : Less Than or Equal to
≥ : Greater than or Equal to
Is the statement true?
k + 10 ≥ -10
k = -20
True
Write and solve an inequality for: Joel had n number of comic books and bought 4 more. After buying the new comic books, he had at least 8 comic books.
n+4>=8
n>=4
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
-5x > - 45
x < 9
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
-2 ≥ 4x+10
x ≤ -3
Which direction do we shade an arrow for x < -3 ?
Left <------------
We use an open circle to graph the inequalities < and > ?
True
Write and solve an inequality for:
Sara wants to save a minimum of $200 to spend while on vacation. She already has $40. She will earn $15 per hour babysitting before vacation. How many hours will she need to babysit to meet her goal? Round to the nearest whole number of hours
h = hours
40 + 15h>=200
h>=11
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
9x > -63
x > -7
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
30 + 15x > -15
x > -3
Is the following inequality graphed correctly?
x < 6

No, the graph shows x > -6
If graphing x < 5, we would put an open circle on 5 and shade an arrow to the right.
False.
Write and solve an inequality for:
The student council is running a bake sale to raise money for school dances. They need to earn at least $250 in profit. They spend $50 for supplies and sell each baked good for $2. How many baked goods do they need to sell to make their goal? Round to the whole number.
b = number of baked goods sold
2b - 50 >=250
b>=150
Solve for v.
v/5 < 30
v < 150
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
-2(6+4x) ≥ 12
x ≥ -3
What type of symbols are these?
< , ≤ , > , ≥?
Inequalities
-2 is less than -10
False
Write and solve an inequality:
Emma is fencing in a rectangular part of her yard for her dog. She has purchased 90 meters of fencing. She wants the length of the area to be twice the width. What are the maximum dimensions that she can have with this amount of fencing?
w = width
2w + 2w + w + w <=90
6w<=90
w<=15
length<=30
Inequalities
-12x > 156
x < -13
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
-2(9x+3) - 6x ≥ -9
x ≤ 1/8