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Writing and Solving Inequalities

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Solve and graph

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Solve and graph

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Solve and graph

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Which is equivalent to

x<7

x<13

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Which is equivalent to

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Which is equivalent to

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Which is equivalent to

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Is the number 4.78 a solution of 3x <15? Explain.

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Is the number 6 a solution of x -2 < 4?

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An amusement park charges $5 for admission and $0.80 for each ride. Suppose you go to the park with $13. Write an inequality that reppresents the possible number of rides you can go on. What is your maximum number of rides?

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You and your friends have a total of $12 to spend on pizza. A large pizza with cheese costs $8 plus $0.40 for each additional topping, tax included. Use an inequality to find the number of toppings you can afford.