Determine the solution to this equation:
x + 4 = 10
6
The sum of 2 and a number totals 6
x + 2 = 6
x + 2 > 8
x > 6
There are less than 15 swans (s) in the pond
s < 15
Solve the inequality and graph on the number line
13 < x - 3
x > 16
16 < x
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Determine the solution to this equation:
x - 2.3 = 9
11.3
A group of friends have 10 stickers. They are splitting up the stickers equally. If each friend gets a total of 2 stickers. Write an equation with y friends.
10/y = 2
9 + y < 10
y < 1
At a secondhand store clearance bin, all items cost at most 50 cents
Write an inequality to show the price of c items
c ≤ 50
The sum of a number x and 9 is more than 20. Write an inequality to represent this problem.
x + 9 > 20
Is x = 7 the solution to this equation? (Yes or No)
2x = 14
Yes
y + 5 = 12
2a > 15
a > 7.5
Tiana is using peanut butter for cookies. She wants to use more than the recipe calls for. The recipe calls for 6 cups of peanut butter. Write an inequality showing how much peanut butter (p) Tiana should use.
p > 6
Solve this equation
x/5 = 10
x = 50
What is the value of x when:
1/2 x = 9
x = 18
Before he went to camp last summer, Mason's grandmother made him a patchwork quilt out of his old T-shirts. The quilt has a total area of q square feet. To create the patchwork design, she used 12 rectangular patches, each with an area of 2 square feet. Write an equation to model the story.
q/12 = 2
Will also take 2(12) = q
c + 1/3 > 9
c > 8 2/3
Rosa is shopping for books at her school's book fair. She found a sale shelf with books all priced at $12 or less. Write an inequality for the price (p) of these books.
p ≤ 12
Solve the inequality and graph on the number line.
2n < 10
n < 5
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What is the value of x that will make this equation true?
1/4 + x = 2
1 3/4
Emily is buying packs of chips that cost $2.25 each. She has $9 total to spend on x number of chips. Write an equation that represents this situation.
2.25x = 9
Is q = 5 a solution to the inequality below?
8 ≥ q
Yes
Alex wants to buy candy for her friends. Each candy costs $3. She has a maximum of $15 to spend. Write an inequality to show the problem, let c stand for the number of candies she can buy.
3c ≤ 15
What is the value of x that will make this equation true?
1/4 ÷ x = 1
x = 1/4