Operations
Inequalities
Variables
Associative and Distributive Property
Graphing Inequalities
100
List the 4 Operations
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
100
List 4 inequalities
Less than, Less than or equal to, More than, More than or equal to
100
Describe something about a variable
It is our unknown
A letter
We solve for it
100
Which property is being used?
2 + (4 +5) =(2+4)+5
Associative Property of Addition
Associative Property of Multiplication
Distributive Property
Associative Property of Addition
100
What do we graph inequalities on?
Number lines
200
Name the Operation:
5x
Multiplication
200
Translate the following inequality into words:
5>x
5 is more than X
200
x+61=72. What does x=?
x = 11
200
Which property is being used?
5 * (3 *6) = (5*3)*6
Associative Property of Addition
Associative Property of Multiplication
Distributive Property
Associative Property of Multiplication
200
How do we know whether to fill in our circle in graphing?
Is it equal to?
300
Identify the Inverse Operation (Opposite Operation):
x + 9
Subtraction
300
Translate the following words into an inequality:
x is no more than 6
300
9x= -45
What is X?
Use inverse Operation
x= - 7
300
Which property is being used?
4(3+5)
Associative Property of Addition
Associative Property of Multiplication
Distributive Property
Distributive Property
300
How do we know which way our line goes?
More than or Less than
400
Name all of the operations in the following expression:
5(x+5)-3
Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction
400
Solve the following inequality:
6x ≤36
x≤6
400
Mustafa bought 3 books. Each book costs the
same. After using a $5 off coupon, the total
charge was $16.
What will our variable represent? What is our unknown?
The price of the books
400
Using Associative Property, write a similar equation:
(3 +7) +6
3 +(7+6)
400
Graph the following inequality:
x<8
500
What operation is being described?
Larissa has 15 dollars and she spends 7 on video games.
Subtraction
500
Solve the following Inequality:
5x + 15 > 50
x >7
500
Carly has at most $60 to spend on new things.
She wants to buy a pair of jeans for $22, and
spend the rest on t-shirts. Each t-shirt costs $8.
What is our variable? What is our unknown?
How many shirts Carly can buy
500
Distribute out the following expression:
6(x+3)
6x+ 18
500
Graph the following inequality:
7 (x + 2) < 35
