Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.
Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.
Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.
Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.
Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.
Solve and Graph each inequality.
5(4x - 9) < 15
Solve and Graph each inequality.
6x + 12 > 3(2x + 1)
Solve and Graph each inequality.
Graph each compound inequality.
-2<x and x<9
Graph each compound inequality.
5 < x < 12
Graph each compound inequality.
x <-12 or x > 20
Solve each compound inequality.
5x > -25 and -4x > 12
Solve each compound inequality.
-9 > x+3 or 2x > 7
Solve each compound inequality.
Solve each compound inequality.
2 + 3x < -4 or 4 – 7x < -17
Solve each absolute value equation.
|x|=102
Solve each absolute value equation.
|x|+18=4
Solve each absolute value equation.
|9x+1|=37
Solve each absolute value equation.
Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
|x| > 3
Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
|x| < 10
Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
|5x+4|-9 >10
Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
-9|2x - 3| > -27
You have erned the following scores on a history test: 88, 86, 92, and 84. You want to have an average of a "2" after the final test.
You spend $15 on supplies to make cookies for a bake sale. You plan to sell cookies for $0.50 each. What is the least number of cookies you can sell to make a profit?
ou will be making a speech in your English class. Your teacher gives you a time limit of 6 minutes with an absolute deviation of 1 minute.