Unit 2: Solving and Graphing Linear Inequalities Test Review
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- Q1
The PTA is selling t-shirts for $20 each. They hope to raise $3,000 or more for school equipment. If x represents the number of shirts the PTA sells, write an inequality to describe the situation.
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Jacob earns $5 an hour tutoring for math. He wants to buy a bike. He needs to earn at least $175 to buy a good one. If h represents the number of hours he tutors, write an inequality to represent the situation.
300s - Q3
Which of the following inequalities could be the result of the FIRST step in solving the inequality for x?
300s - Q4
Which of the following inequalities could be the result of the FIRST step in solving the inequality for x?
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- Q9
Which inequality matches the graph?
300s - Q10
Which inequality matches the graph?
300s - Q11
Ty's work is shown in the image. Did he solve the inequality correctly?
yes
no
300s - Q12
Daniel got this question wrong on his quiz. His work is shown in the image. What was Daniel's mistake?
He subtracted 7 when he should have added it.
He divided by 5, but he should have subtracted both sides by 5.
He should have flipped the inequality sign when he divided by 5
He added 2x to both sides when he should have subtracted it.
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- Q14
Write the linear inequality of the graph.
300s - Q15
Write the linear inequality of the graph.
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