ENTRY TASK: 7.6.1 Solving Inequalities Check
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- Q1Solve the inequality and select the correct solution: x + 6 ≤ 15x ≤ 9x ≤ 11x ≤ 3x ≤ 2130s
- Q2Solve the inequality and select the correct solution: y - 3 > 2y = 5y < 5y < 6y > 530s
- Q3Solve the inequality and select the correct solution: z + 1 > 2z < 1z < 3z > 3z > 130s
- Q4Tell whether the value is a solution of the inequality: p - 7 < 3; p = 8No because 56 > 3Yes because 1 < 3No because 15 > 3Yes because -7 < 330s
- Q5Translate the word sentence into an inequality: The annual sports fee is no more than $150.F > 150F ≥ 150F < 150F ≤ 15030s
- Q6Translate the word sentence into an inequality: The number of books I read this summer is at least 7.b > 7b < 7b ≤ 7b ≥ 730s
- Q7Translate the sentence into an inequality: Two more than a number x is at most 5.2 + x < 52 + x > 52 + x ≤ 52 + x ≥ 530s
- Q8Translate the sentence into an inequality: Four less than a number c is no more than 8.c - 4 > 8c - 4 ≤ 84 - c ≤ 84 - c ≥ 830s
- Q9Choose the correct graphical representation of the inequality: x ≥ -2Closed circle at -2, arrow pointing leftOpen circle at -2, arrow pointing rightOpen circle at -2, arrow pointing leftClosed circle at -2, arrow pointing right30s
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