1. Graph the solution of the inequality. x ≤ 3 2. The number of words x Tina can type per minute is at least 50. Write and graph an inequality to describe this situation. (1 point) x ≥ 50; x ≤ 50; x ≥ 50; x 50; 3. Gavin needs to read at least 150 pages of his book this week. He has already read 82 pages. How many more pages p must Gavin read this week? Write and solve an inequality. 82 + p ≥ 150; p ≥ 68 p + 82 ≤ 150; p ≤ 68 p – 72 ≥ 150; p ≥ 222 p − 82 ≤ 150; p ≤ 222 Solve the inequality for questions 4–7. 4. 6 6 x 60 x –60 x

Question

1. Graph the solution of the inequality. 
x ≤ 3 

2. The number of words x Tina can type per minute is at least 50. Write and graph an inequality to describe 
this situation. 
(1 point) 
x ≥ 50; 
x ≤ 50; 
x ≥ 50; 
x > 50; 
3. Gavin needs to read at least 150 pages of his book this week. He has already read 82 pages. How many 
more pages p must Gavin read this week? Write and solve an inequality. 

82 + p ≥ 150; p ≥ 68 
p + 82 ≤ 150; p ≤ 68 
p – 72 ≥ 150; p ≥ 222 
p − 82 ≤ 150; p ≤ 222 
Solve the inequality for questions 4–7. 
4. 
> 6 


> 6 
x > 60 
x > –60 
x < –60

michaeldowell_132boomboomboomb · Answer

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candy13106 · Answer

ok so for the first one u would draw the number line and put a 3 in the middle

candy13106 · Answer

it is suppose to be closed cause it has a line under the less than sign

michaeldowell_132boomboomboomb · Answer

whats that mean

candy13106 · Answer

it means that it is either equal to 3 and less than 3 so the line has to be stopped at 3 no greater than that.

michaeldowell_132boomboomboomb · Answer

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candy13106 · Answer

it can be 2, 1, 0, and negative numbers but nothing greater than 3

candy13106 · Answer

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