Open Up - Grade 7 - Mathematics - Unit 6 - Lesson 13

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Open Up - Grade 7 - Mathematics - Unit 6 - Lesson 13

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For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
x + 3 > 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
x + 3 < 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
-5x < 2

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
5x < 2

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.
List some values for x that would make this inequality true.

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.
How are the solutions to the inequality -3x`\geq` 18 different from the solutions to -3x > 18? Explain your reasoning.

Match each sentence with the inequality that could represent the situation.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Mai spent $2 and has less than $20.		x + 2 < 20
If Priya had half the money she has, she would have less than $20.		x - 2 < 20
Han got $2 from Clare, but still has less than $20.		2x < 20
If Tyler had twice the amount of money he has, he would have less than $20.		\frac{1}{2}x < 20

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
You had a coupon that made the price of a large pizza $13.00. For what percent off was the coupon?

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
Your friend purchased a medium pizza for $10.31 with a 30% off coupon. What is the price of a medium pizza without a coupon?(round to the nearest cent)

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
Your friend has a 15% off coupon and $10. What is the largest pizza that your friend can afford, and how much money will be left over after the purchase?(round to the nearest cent)

Select all the stories that can be represented by the diagram.

Andre studies 7 hours this week for end-of-year exams. He spends 1 hour on English and an equal number of hours each on math, science, and history.

Lin spends $3 on 7 markers and a $1 pen.

Diego spends $1 on 7 stickers and 3 marbles.

Noah shares 7 grapes with 3 friends. He eats 1 and gives each friend the same number of grapes.

Elena spends $7 on 3 notebooks and a $1 pen.

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Open Up - Grade 7 - Mathematics - Unit 6 - Lesson 13

Open Up - Grade 7 - Mathematics - Unit 6 - Lesson 13

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.x + 3 > 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.x + 3 < 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.-5x < 2

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.5x < 2

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.List some values for x that would make this inequality true.

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.How are the solutions to the inequality -3x\geq 18 different from the solutions to -3x > 18? Explain your reasoning.

Match each sentence with the inequality that could represent the situation.

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:You had a coupon that made the price of a large pizza $13.00. For what percent off was the coupon?

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:Your friend purchased a medium pizza for $10.31 with a 30% off coupon. What is the price of a medium pizza without a coupon?(round to the nearest cent)

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:Your friend has a 15% off coupon and $10. What is the largest pizza that your friend can afford, and how much money will be left over after the purchase?(round to the nearest cent)

Select all the stories that can be represented by the diagram.

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.x + 3 > 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.x + 3 < 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.-5x < 2

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.5x < 2

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.List some values for x that would make this inequality true.

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.How are the solutions to the inequality -3x\geq 18 different from the solutions to -3x > 18? Explain your reasoning.

Match each sentence with the inequality that could represent the situation.

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:You had a coupon that made the price of a large pizza $13.00. For what percent off was the coupon?

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:Your friend purchased a medium pizza for $10.31 with a 30% off coupon. What is the price of a medium pizza without a coupon?(round to the nearest cent)

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:Your friend has a 15% off coupon and $10. What is the largest pizza that your friend can afford, and how much money will be left over after the purchase?(round to the nearest cent)

Select all the stories that can be represented by the diagram.

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
x + 3 > 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
x + 3 < 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
-5x < 2

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
5x < 2

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.
List some values for x that would make this inequality true.

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.
How are the solutions to the inequality -3x`\geq` 18 different from the solutions to -3x > 18? Explain your reasoning.

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
You had a coupon that made the price of a large pizza $13.00. For what percent off was the coupon?

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
Your friend purchased a medium pizza for $10.31 with a 30% off coupon. What is the price of a medium pizza without a coupon?(round to the nearest cent)

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
Your friend has a 15% off coupon and $10. What is the largest pizza that your friend can afford, and how much money will be left over after the purchase?(round to the nearest cent)

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
x + 3 > 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
x + 3 < 70

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
-5x < 2

For each inequality, find two values for x that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
5x < 2

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.
List some values for x that would make this inequality true.

Here is an inequality: -x > 18.
How are the solutions to the inequality -3x`\geq` 18 different from the solutions to -3x > 18? Explain your reasoning.

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
You had a coupon that made the price of a large pizza $13.00. For what percent off was the coupon?

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
Your friend purchased a medium pizza for $10.31 with a 30% off coupon. What is the price of a medium pizza without a coupon?(round to the nearest cent)

Here are the prices for cheese pizza at a certain pizzeria:
Your friend has a 15% off coupon and $10. What is the largest pizza that your friend can afford, and how much money will be left over after the purchase?(round to the nearest cent)