Applications of Inequalities
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V Wilkes
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Mathematics
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9th Grade
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1.
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What is the correct inequality for this statement? x is at most 30
x < 30
x > 30
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What is the correct inequality for this situation? 7x is at least 14
7x > 14
7x < 14
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Ann wants to spend at most $8.50 on school supplies. She needs to purchase a binder (costs $6.89) and wants to spend the rest on pens, which cost $0.59 each. Which inequality represents this situation, where x is the number of pens Ann can buy?
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Adam works at a video game store Mon-Fri. He earns $80 per day plus $8 per video game sold. On Thursday, he makes at least $176. Which solution represents the possible number of video games Adam sold?
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Stacy has $25 in her savings account. To save more money, Stacy is selling lemonade for $0.50. She wants to have more than $150 in her account. Which inequality represents this situation?
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Stacy has $25 in her savings account. To save more money, Stacy is selling lemonade for $0.50. How many cups of lemonade does Stacy need to sell to have more than $150 in her savings account?
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