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Chapter 3 Test

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25 questions
1

Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.

1

Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.

1

Write an inequality to represent the graph drawn.

4

Solve and Graph each inequality.
5(4x - 9) < 15

2

Solve and Graph each inequality.
6x + 12 > 3(2x + 1)

3

Solve and Graph each inequality.

2

Graph each compound inequality.
-2<x and x<9

2

Graph each compound inequality.
5 < x < 12

2

Graph each compound inequality.
x <-12 or x > 20

3

Solve each compound inequality.
5x > -25 and -4x > 12

3

Solve each compound inequality.
-9 > x+3 or 2x > 7

4

Solve each compound inequality.

4

Solve each compound inequality.
2 + 3x < -4 or 4 – 7x < -17

1

Solve each absolute value equation.
|x|=102

2

Solve each absolute value equation.
|x|+18=4

4

Solve each absolute value equation.
|9x+1|=37

6

Solve each absolute value equation.

3

Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
|x| > 3

3

Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
|x| < 10

5

Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
|5x+4|-9 >10

5

Solve and graph each absolute value inequality.
-9|2x - 3| > -27

3

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.

2

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?

2

BONUS: You 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.

1

I predict I will earn a __________________% becuase ____________________________.