Exam 2: Linear Equations and Inequalities

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Fill in the table below to find the sequences formed by substituting the first four counting numbers into the expressions Fill in the table below to find the sequences formed by substituting the first four counting numbers into the expressions   and   .  and Fill in the table below to find the sequences formed by substituting the first four counting numbers into the expressions   and   .  . Fill in the table below to find the sequences formed by substituting the first four counting numbers into the expressions   and   .

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Ike and Nancy Lara give western dance lessons at the Elk's Lodge on Sunday nights. The lessons cost $3.00 for members of the lodge and $4.00 for nonmembers. Half of the money collected for the lesson is paid to Ike and Nancy. The Elk's Lodge keeps the other half. One Sunday night Ike counts 40 people in the dance lesson. What is the least amount of money Ike and Nancy will make?

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Solve the equation. Solve the equation.

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Find the solution for the equation. Find the solution for the equation.     __________ Find the solution for the equation.     __________ __________

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Evaluate the expression when Evaluate the expression when   is -3 and   is 6.  is -3 and Evaluate the expression when   is -3 and   is 6.  is 6. Evaluate the expression when   is -3 and   is 6.

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Solve the equation by multiplying both sides by -1. Solve the equation by multiplying both sides by -1.

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Solve for Solve for   .  . Solve for   .

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For the graph below, write an inequality for the variable x whose solution is the graph. For the graph below, write an inequality for the variable x whose solution is the graph.

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Find the solution for the equation. Find the solution for the equation.

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The cost of a long-distance phone call is $0.36 for the first minute and $0.27 for each additional minute. If the total charge for a long-distance call is $4.14, how many minutes was the call? __________ minutes

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Find the solution for the equation. Find the solution for the equation.

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Graph the solution set for the compound inequality. Graph the solution set for the compound inequality.

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The engine in a car gives off a lot of heat due to the combustion in the cylinders. The water used to cool the engine keeps the temperature within the range The engine in a car gives off a lot of heat due to the combustion in the cylinders. The water used to cool the engine keeps the temperature within the range   where   represents Fahrenheit degrees. Choose the correctly sketched number line representing this inequality. where The engine in a car gives off a lot of heat due to the combustion in the cylinders. The water used to cool the engine keeps the temperature within the range   where   represents Fahrenheit degrees. Choose the correctly sketched number line representing this inequality. represents Fahrenheit degrees. Choose the correctly sketched number line representing this inequality.

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Graph the solution set for the compound inequality. Graph the solution set for the compound inequality.   and  and Graph the solution set for the compound inequality.   and

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Simplify both sides of the equation as much as possible, and then solve. Simplify both sides of the equation as much as possible, and then solve.

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The length of a rectangle is 10 feet less than 4 times the width. The sum of the length and width is 14 more than the width. Find the width. __________ feet

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Solve the equation. Solve the equation.

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Solve the equation. Solve the equation.

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Pat is 20 years older than his son Patrick. In 4 years Pat will be twice as old as Patrick. How old are they now? Pat is __________. Patrick is __________.

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The sum of a number and one is nine. Find the number.

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