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    Writing Inequalities from Word Problems

    Guided Notes
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    Words that Represent Words that Represent

    Formula for writing an equation/inequality??? What is a fixed rate or a fixed cost???

    It is an ___________amount; a one
    Fixed rate + __________= time fee, it is an ______that does not
    Total (y) ________on any other variables.
    What is a variable cost or variable Remember the one rule about
    rate??? inequalities
    Multiply or divide by a negative, your
    One that ________ on how much, how inequality flips
    many, or how long -2x + 200 < 175
    *These are usually the Each, for every, -200 -200
    and per, words* -2x < -25
    -2 -2
    x > 12.5 weeks
    Example 1(Ill model this one) Work Space(make sure youre
    following my thinking and taking
    Terrell has $65 to spend at the mall. He notes. Annotate where necessary!)
    bought a T-shirt for $18 & a belt for $14.
    If Terrell still wants to buy a pair of
    jeans, how much can he spend on the
    jeans?

    Example 2 Work Space

    Mrs. Pitts needs a minimum of $5,000


    to pay for the senior prom. They have
    already raised $2,500. If there are 45
    seniors, how much will each senior
    have to pay to go to prom??

    Example 3 Work Space

    Keith weighs 200 pounds. He wants to


    weigh less than 175 pounds. If he can
    lose an average of 2 pounds per week
    on a certain diet, how long should he
    stay on the diet?

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