Bart needs to average 70% in his math class with five tests. He scored 41,50,49,43 on the first four tests. What scores on test five will cause him to fail?
Juan wants to earn at least $57 trimming trees. He charges $7 per hour and pays $6 in equipment fees. What are the possible numbers of hours Juan could trim trees? Use t for the number of hours.
Write your answer as an inequality solved for t.
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Question 9
For each ordered pair (x,y), determine whether it is a solution to the inequality 4x−6y≤−18.
Is it a solution?
(x,y) Yes No
(0,3)(8,5)(−9,−2)(−5,1)
Solve for x and graph the solution on the number line below. If possible, resolve your answer to a single inequality. In case of no solution ( ∅ ), leave the number line blank.
2x+10≥30 or 2x+10>34
5. Chris is on vacation at a lake house for the weekend and decided to rent a canoe for the day. If they charge a $10 service fee plus $38 per hour, and he can spend at most $200, how many hours can he rent the canoe?
Question 17
2 pts The success/failure condition for a confidence interval for proportions requires there to be:
at most 10 success and at most 10 failures
at least 10 success and at least 10 failures
What is the least value for integer x such that x,x+5, and 2x−15 can be the lengths of the sides of a triangle? The smallest integer x is □ ANSWER
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Trig/log
aβy
19. The elevation of a coral reef is 12 feet below sea level. The elevation of a snorkeler is 2 feet below sea level. Write an inequality to compare the elevations using integers.
A. How many pounds of potatoes will Janice buy with \$ 5?
B. How many pounds if she had \$ 2?
Values: 1st: \$ 1.50, 2nd: \$ 1.14, 3rd: \$ 1.05, others: \$ 0.30.
You have \$100 for books (\$25 each) or movie tickets (\$10 each). How do changes in budget or prices affect combinations? A: Budget increases to \$150, prices same. increase B: Budget \$100, books \$25, tickets rise to \$20. decrease C: Budget \$100, tickets \$10, books drop to \$15. increase
Find possible lengths for a garden with 80 ft of fencing, area > 400 sq ft and < 600 sq ft. Options are:
(0,10)∪(30,40),
(20−102,20+102),
(0,20−102)∪(20+102,40),
(20−102,10)∪(30,20+102).
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Cory has a gym membership that can be represented by the inequality 12z≤7 Cory has gym membership that costs x dollars He pays each month
4.) Leo spent less than $50 on pizza for friends. He purchased 4 large pizzas. He says the cost of each pizza, p, in dollars, can be represented by the inequality statement 4p<50. What is the solution to this inequality and what does it mean in that context?
a) The solution is p=12.5 and it means each pizza costs $12.50.
b) The solution is p<12.5 and it means each pizza costs less than \12.50.c)Thesolutionisp>12.5anditmeanseachpizzacostsmorethan$12.50.d)Thesolutionisp<46anditmeanseachpizzacostslessthan\46.
This is the graph of a linear inequality. Write the inequality in slope-intercept form. Write your answer with y first, followed by an inequality symbol. Use integers, proper fractions, and improper fractions in simplest form.
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Question 23
Solve: 2x+4<−6
State your solution as a simple inequality, e.g., x<A or x>A
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Solve: −8−3x≤−5 Give your answer as an inequality and reduce any fractions.
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A cyclist rides uphill at xmph and downhill at x+5mph. Which inequality models average speed ≥12mph?
Options: 1. x1+x+51≤122 2. x1+5x1≥122 3. x1+x+51≥122 4. x−51+x+51≥122