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1 - $1001 - $100 If Eddy wants to have a party and invite all his friends,

it is going to cost him $150 to cater the party, plus $4 per person for drinks. If he only has $350 to spend, how many people can he invite to his party?

Create an equation that could be used to solve this problem.

Equation: 4x + 150 = 350Equation: 4x + 150 = 350

1 - $2001 - $200 If Eddy wants to have a party and invite all his

friends, it is going to cost him $150 to cater the party, plus $4 per person for drinks. If he only has $350 to spend, how many people can he invite to his party?

Solve the problem.

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Solve and Justify: 5p – 12(3p + 2) = 51Solve and Justify: 5p – 12(3p + 2) = 51

Step 1:Step 1:5p – 36p- 24 = 515p – 36p- 24 = 51 Distributive Prop.Distributive Prop.

Step 2:Step 2:-31p - 24 = 51-31p - 24 = 51 Combine Like TermsCombine Like Terms

Step 3: Step 3:

-31p = 75-31p = 75 Addition POEAddition POE Step 4:Step 4:

p = -75/31p = -75/31 Division POEDivision POE

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Wes likes to buy wings and a coke for the Wes likes to buy wings and a coke for the big game each Sunday and the wings cost big game each Sunday and the wings cost $8/ dozen(only sold in dozens, not $8/ dozen(only sold in dozens, not individually) and the coke costs $2, write individually) and the coke costs $2, write an inequality expressing the fact that Wes an inequality expressing the fact that Wes can only spend $36 on his meal.can only spend $36 on his meal.

Create and inequality equation that could Create and inequality equation that could be used to solve this problem.be used to solve this problem.

2 - $2002 - $200 Wes likes to buy wings and a coke for the big game each Wes likes to buy wings and a coke for the big game each

Sunday and the wings cost $8/ dozen(only sold in dozens, Sunday and the wings cost $8/ dozen(only sold in dozens, not individually) and the coke costs $2, write an inequality not individually) and the coke costs $2, write an inequality expressing the fact that Wes can only spend $36 on his expressing the fact that Wes can only spend $36 on his meal.meal.

How many wings can he buy?How many wings can he buy?

4 dozen or 48 wings

2 - $3002 - $300 Wes likes to buy wings and a coke for the big game each Wes likes to buy wings and a coke for the big game each

Sunday and the wings cost $8/ dozen(only sold in dozens, Sunday and the wings cost $8/ dozen(only sold in dozens, not individually) and the coke costs $2, write an inequality not individually) and the coke costs $2, write an inequality expressing the fact that Wes can only spend $36 on his expressing the fact that Wes can only spend $36 on his meal.meal.

Is 3 dozen wings a solution to the inequality?Is 3 dozen wings a solution to the inequality?

Yes, Wes could buy 3 dozen wings and still be under budget.

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Given the pattern below, answer the following question:How many tiles will be in the 5th stage?

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2x – 12x – 1

Given the pattern below, answer the following question:Write an equation that will be able to determine the number of tiles in any stage.

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Given the pattern below, answer the following question:How many tiles would be in the 25th stage?

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Total cost of Total cost of mowing per mowing per week.week.

Use the following table of symbols to answer the question:Explain the meaning of C x A.

4 - $2004 - $200Use the following table of symbols to answer the question:Write an inequality expressing that the weekly income from mowing must be more than the total cost of mowing per week.

4 - $3004 - $300Use the following table of symbols to answer the question:Write an inequality expressing that if a worker makes $30 per acre mowed, plus $10 flat fee he will have more than $500.

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Use the following table of symbols to answer the question:How many (whole) acres will he have to mow to earn more than $500?

4 - $5004 - $500Use the following graph to answer the following question:What is the slope of the line?

1/31/3

5 - $1005 - $100Use the following graph to answer the following question:What is the x-intercept of the line?

-6-6

5 - $2005 - $200Use the following graph to answer the following question:What is the y-intercept of the line?

22

5 - $3005 - $300Use the following graph to answer the following question:What is the equation for the line?

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